I have kubuntu 7.04 installed with most things running. I managed to bust my first install because GVim was giving X errors when run in a command tool. GVim did start, but even after following some advice regarding install of esd I could not get rid of the X errors. A stupid attempt with the adept package manager (I tried to install vim-gtk) resulted in kubuntu with no KDE (not really sure what happened there). Anyhow after a reinstall I managed to get back to wanting to install gvim.
Can anyone tell me what I should do to make the thing work reasonably from the command line? I did a source install for PCBSD (also KDE based) and that gvim worked flawlessly, but freeBSD always has a large number of patches.
Any ideas welcome
Robin
Can anyone tell me what I should do to make the thing work reasonably from the command line? I did a source install for PCBSD (also KDE based) and that gvim worked flawlessly, but freeBSD always has a large number of patches.
Any ideas welcome
Robin
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