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El jue, 22-09-2016 a las 08:32 -0700, Daniel Frey escribió: |
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> For some reason, on one box, whenever I start vim it puts |
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> ":0000/0000/0000" on the command line. I've looked in vimrc and can't |
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> see any reference to this. Hitting Enter yields "E486: Pattern not |
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> found |
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> :0000" |
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> I've noticed that it's been behaving strangely but I cannot figure |
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> out |
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> the cause. Last time I noticed something odd was when I commented out |
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> something in package.mask (with #) and saved it. Portage complained |
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> it |
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> was invalid and when I opened it again the '#' changed to 'g'. |
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> I've removed and reinstalled vim packages, no luck. |
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> Has anyone seen this? |
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> Dan |
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I had the same problem, the only solution I found was to add the vimrc |
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for user ~.vimrc and at least set one thing. I only set the colorscheme |
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and now works fine, the problem is that you should set it for all your |
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users, in my case was my personal user and root. |
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