Marc Weber wrote:
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> Your very last sentence sasy: == Inspiration and ideas from == vundle
> pathogen bundler Scott Bronson which clearly shows that you've missed
> vim-addon-manager, which might be closest to what you've been looking
> for. Which in turn makes me think we should no longer wait, we have to
> setup the git based wiki system on www.vim.org ASAP, else this will
> happen over and over again and split the community. Its great that
> people around Vim do solve problems - step up and get it done. But the
> Vim eco system sucks so much - that energy is wasted a lot. And we as
> community have to fix that. If you think different don't be shy and
> tell me. Marc Weber
No call to panic -- there's plenty of partial duplication out there. In
fact, the bundlers themselves are largely duplicative of what vim
natively provides. And, there's vim.sf.net, which has been around for
years. So, git itself is another duplicative source of vim plugins.
The more the merrier.
Regards,
C Campbell
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