Re: Kvim broken in alioth

[Matej Cepl <cepl@surfbest.net>]

cobaco (aka Bart Cornelis) wrote:
> I never got kvim working sufficiently well that I could have it open more
> then briefly before I closed it again out of sheer annoyance. I've had no
> such frustratrions with kyzis sofar (but then i use it mostly as a way to
> open textfiles in an embedded text viewer within konqueror, not exactly
> heavy usage)

Well, was not much exciting for me either, but at least it worked like vim.
Where in kyzis I can find:
        - folding
        - digraphs
        - advanced outliner (http://www.vimoutliner.org)
        - LaTeX editing environment (like vim-latexsuite)
        - email editing environment (like mail.vim)
        - etc., etc.

Well, I cannot, so the result is that for next couple of years (before kyzis
will be developed), I have touch luck. I know that there is not much joy in
maintaining something which doesn't work well, and which is doomed to be
scrapped anyway, but during that time even kate will be usable. Oh, well.
For anybody interested I have ignited long discussion on comp.editors about
kvim and kyzis like two weeks ago -- Google Groups are your friends.

        Best,

                Matej

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My point was simply that such tax proposals [for Pigovian taxes
compensating for the transaction costs] are the stuff that dreams
are made of. In my youth it was said, that what was too silly to
be said may be sung. In modern economics it may be put into
mathematics.
    -- Ronald Coase
       Notes on the Problem of Social Cost