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Well, its not an informational site. Cream is an integrated set of macros which makes starting of vim use less painfull. It works under Linux and Windows. I us
by stakent 17y ago
Well, its not an informational site. Cream is an integrated set of macros which makes starting of vim use less painfull. It works under Linux and Windows.
I use vim on remote hosts.
I'm curious which distribution contains vi?
- mattdawson 17y agoWell, Arch Linux for one. At least until you upgrade it yourself. I can't imagine that Arch is the only one either. Xubuntu, anyone? Ubuntu comes default with some strange flavor of vim that I can't stand, so I always install vim-nox ASAP on new machines.
- philwelch 17y agoXubuntu has vim 7.1.138 by default. That's not so out of date.
- jcw 17y agoNetBSD comes with nvi, which is a clone of the original vi: http://www.bostic.com/vi/ http://www.bostic.com/vi/
- LogicHoleFlaw 17y agoAIX comes with vi by default.