CD image size recovery suggestions

Corey Burger corey.burger at gmail.com
Wed Aug 30 08:26:43 BST 2006


On 8/30/06, Dane Mutters <dmutters at gmail.com> wrote:
> On Tuesday 29 August 2006 23:36, Mgr. Peter Tuharsky wrote:
> > I that the people, who do use vim, are capable enough to
> >download the full version from the Internet ;-)
>
> I'd personally be very disappointed if one of my favorite distributions
> stopped shipping with a fully-functional version of vim.  It's always one of
> the first things I install if it's not there already, and I practically hate
> my computer until it's installed, configured, and ready to go.
>
> --Dane

Lets step outside our own usecase. How many users actually use vim?
(Hint:This mailing list is very a bad sample). I would wager more
users use IRC and yet we removed xchat (for good reason).  If users
need an editor, nano works for that. If you want a programmers editor,
installing it is not hard, just as installing monodevelop, emacs,
eclipse, or countless others would be. Plus, vim takes up ~25 mb on
the cd (assuming I am doing my math right).

Corey



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