When you run vim -g
Do note that at CentOS, the equivalent of vim -g is gvim. However, there is no package called gvim on CentOS 4 and CentOS 5. To have the gvim equivalent, do the following.
Step 1: yum install vim-enhanced (To install the fuller package of vim)
Step 2: yum install vim-X11 (To installed the equivalent of gvim)
Step 3: Just type gvim......and you have it
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If you found your way here after encountering this issue running kzrnote on RHEL, then here is how i resolved it.
1. First follow the instructions of this post to install gvim.
2. Before installing, edit kzrnote.py and change this line to 'gvim'.
VIM = 'gvim'.
3. sudo ./install
Thanks to the OP.
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