Re: i write a new vim package/plugin manager like debian's apt

> but if the package manager provide a uniform interface to handle this
> job. it maybe more better.
If it was a plugin - all package managers could be used ..

> >> 1.2 some plugin need python support or set nocompatible，but unless
> >> you
> >> read the doc before, you will fall and you don't know why
You're right. But almost all .vimrc samples contain it. And this is hard
to avoid without breaking backward compatibility.
I'd vote for making "nocompatible" default instantly.

For nocomp you can check :echo &compatible
For filetype I don't know exactly - maybe somebody else know.

I personally struggeled with closing Vim coming from a Windows world
years ago, - I had trouble understand the help screen which says:

type :q<Enter> to exit

Because it didn't come to my mind that the : belongs to the keys to be
typed.
I think its more important to tell people about where to get help
(mailinglist, irc, ...) because this kind of problem is solved fast.

> [.. many lines you didn't reply to ..]
@孔晓泉: Consider removing email text you're not replying to.

Meanwhile I've also read your blog post:
http://www.howlanderson.net/?cat=33

I find this interesting:

quote:
The concept of the warehouse Provide similar linux distro warehouses
similar standardized the remote packet warehouse, provide carefully
check the package through a rigorous screening provides official
assurance (TODO: due to staffing and funding issues, is preparing for
the official repository for vim plugin)

especially:
rigorous screening provides official assurance

Do you think somebody will provide the man power to review all packages
available (or let's say most packages being used?)

Eventually vim-scripts.org could be called such a warehouse, but without
screening.

If you want to collaborate with the VAM team on some topics keep in
touch.

Yours
Marc Weber

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