On Sat, 23 Sep 2000, you wrote:
>Why would you port Vim to KDE when there is already a working version of
>Gvim available for Linux?  What will Kvim offer that Gvim does not?


	1) gvim lacks a lot of features ( italic for exemple)
	2) gvim is unmaintained ( barely maintained by non-gtk people trying to
understand what the porting guy has done)
 	3) gvim needs the gtk libs, something not all kde users want to
have 	4) kvim will integrates within the kde framework, it's very important
for an end-user.
	5) most important : kvim will be a kpart, meaning a embeddable
component that any kde application can user. gvim does not offer this.


Thomas
 
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