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Originally Posted by twobob
assuming this is where you put it yes.
Via SSH:
cd /mnt/us
./vim
If something is going to go wrong (i.e. missing config files, bad paths etc) it would happen then. At the point you attempt to run the file.
I suppose you could inject that call into something like kite or launchpad and wrap it in a tidy configured shell. HTH
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Vim has started in the terminal, but works incorrectly. Perhaps made an error in the files sh.
start_vim_shell.sh
#!/bin/sh
# modified from xterm
XTERM_EXT=/mnt/us/extensions/xterm
vim_EXT=/mnt/us/extensions/vim
export MB_KBD_CONFIG=${XTERM_EXT}/layouts/keyboard.xml
export XFILESEARCHPATH=${XTERM_EXT}/layouts/Xresources
export PS1="[\W]\\$ "
export PATH=$PATH:/mnt/us/vim
/usr/bin/xset fp+ ${XTERM_EXT}/fonts
/usr/bin/xset fp rehash
${XTERM_EXT}/bin/xterm -name kterm -e ${vim_EXT}/bin/vim_shell.sh &
${XTERM_EXT}/bin/matchbox-keyboard &
vim_shell.sh
#!/bin/sh
sleep 1
size=$(stty size)
set -- $size
h=$(expr $1 - 12)
shift
w=$(expr $@ - 4)
vim -d
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Everything correctly?