Package: Vim Version: 1:7.1-138+1 When I try to lauch Vim from shell, I obtain: "Command not found" and the program doesn't starts. ========================================= [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ vim bash: vim: command not found ========================================= Vim starts only if I write "vim.basic". Moreover, I installed a lot of related packages (vim-addon-manager, vim-doc, vim-full, vim-gnome, vim-gtk, vim-gui-common). Now it's possible to start Vim even by the command: "vim-gnome", but still not by "vim". Gvim too doesn't start from the KDE menu. I realized that all the executable (vi, vim etc.) in /usr/bin (which are only symbolic links) are orphan, and /ect/alternatives is empty.
I'm using Debian Sid daily updated, with kernel 2.6.23 compiled by myself. Thanx MAuro Sacchetto -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
