When I started using Linux long long long ago (more than a decade), I had to learn using vim, a popular (at least on Un*x) programming-oriented text editor, whose AROS version had been ported some years ago by Adam Chodorowski. Well, I don't know exactly why I got so fond of this geeky text editor, however I felt the need to add it to the VmwAROS collection. It took just few seconds on Google to find it, and now it's back in action, under the Development drawer of VmwAROS.
When I started using Linux long long long ago (more than a decade), I had to learn using vim, a popular (at least on Un*x) programming-oriented text editor, whose AROS version had been ported some years ago by Adam Chodorowski. Well, I don't know exactly why I got so fond of this geeky text editor, however I felt the need to add it to the VmwAROS collection. It took just few seconds on Google to find it, and now it's back in action, under the Development drawer of VmwAROS.
