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I don't know if I am installing the right package here for gvim:
gvim-gnome-6.1.300-2.i386.rpm
I run it in root , it checks for dependencies then cuts out, Any ideas? do I need the source?
Thnx in Advance
edit: i don't remember if the vim package relies on vim-common, but i do believe that vim-X11 does. anyway, try to install the rpm and take note of any dependancies.
Originally posted by ehdwuld dude
gvim
is the gui for the Vim text editor rite
redhat comes with that don't it??
type
gvim -v
VIM - Vi IMproved
~
~ version 6.1.320
my redhat comes with the newer version
thats why it aint installin
yeah, gvim is installed with vim i believe, but the x11 libraries that are needed to run it aren't installed by default unless you did a custom install and chose it (at least it didn't for me). all's i remember is trying to run it before installing vim-X11 and getting a bunch of errors.
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