> Good to know! I have mostly stuck with the tried-and-true official
> releases from vim.org, which I know are behind the times a bit. Unless VIM
> starts misbehaving, I'm cool with sticking to the official releases - my
> editor is my dialtone - not something I tinker with unless it ain't working
> or there's a clearly much better one available. :D
>
> Knowing that there's someone out there who rolls a package with the basic
> VIM stuff, but up to date, is worth looking into!
>
You can see what you'd be getting if you upgraded, here:
ftp://ftp.vim.org/pub/vim/patches/7.3/README
There are a few really nice goodies in there, plus some easy-to-get
errors which have been fixed.
Also, if you upgrade, you'd be getting an all-new set of runtime
files, including improved syntax highlighting, better TOhtml
conversion, bugfixes in the netrw plugin (used to "edit" directories
on local or remote systems, or files on remote systems via FTP or
other protocols), and much more.
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