@benny

Looks very crispy! I just ordered the Asus trixie suggested. Like Raziel said, is CPU a factor? The youtube clip is from the X1000 I guess? It looks snappy.

But you need to fix your VIM: assign, you won't get any toolbar or plugins otherwise

@trixie and @SinanSam460

Thanks! Hi-res it is then.

While waiting for an X5000 to arrive I'm thinking of getting a fresh monitor. What are you guys / girls using? Is OS4 and and high resolutions a good combination?

@trixie

Good to know! Let's hope for sooner

@trixie

I don't think I'll cancel my Tabor order either, if it comes, great, if not, annoying, but not the end of the world.

The AAA boxes will probably end up where the famous Amiga Inc t-shirts are right now though.

Yesterday I uploaded a new version (based on the latest upstream version) to Aminet that makes the console build a bit more attractive. All 8 colors are used now. Looks pretty good, not sure if I would have done the MUI thing if it had looked like this from the start. I don't know about the performance though, on Amiga Forever it's a lot slower (if you use a lot of split windows atleast) than the MUI build, but I guess it's a completely different story on the X5000. I just ordered one of those BTW, got sick and tired of waiting for the Tabor.

@Thematic

I think I fixed it. A fresh build can be found here (latest upstream merged while I was at it):

https://github.com/sodero/MUI-Vim/releases/tag/8.2.1749

@Thematic

Thanks, I think I found the problem. Will try to fix it during the weekend.

@Thematic

Annoying, I can't reproduce the 'exchange' problem in MorphOS. I hope that Tabor early bird thing ends up in my mail before I die, working with Amiga Forever is just painful.

@trixie

Yes, there is :) That, and MUI tabs, is something that would be nice to have. I really need to finish another project of mine first though (and it's sort of big, so it will take some time, a *lot* more than I initially thought).

@walkero

There are two executables in the archive, gvim for the full MUI version, and vi (or vim, can't remember) for the CLI only version which works as it should now, there was a problem with shell window size / resize before, but that's solved now. I did a separate build for that, it was the easiest solution, I dont't want to fiddle around to much with the terminal magic in Vim.

@Thematic

Thanks for reporting this. It would be great if you could create an issue for this on github, https://github.com/sodero/MUI-Vim, so it's not forgotten. I've promised myself to give some love to Vim once my Tabor is here, not next week exactly, but better than never. Kas1e is quick though, he might feel tempted

@kas1e

About the scrollbars; I'm quite busy with other things right now so it's low prio for me I'm afraid. I'm not saying never though, but don't hold your breath while waiting for it

@sTix

Or perhaps even including the other installer as a function...

@Hans

And running a different installer can probably be done using (run) or (execute)...

@Hans

Ok, then (exists) and (getversion) is what you're looking for. Unfortunately I'm on the road so I can't provide any hands on help.

@Hans

The (copylib) function takes care of the version check. (startup) handles the user-startup.

You can have a look at the Vim and InstallerLG installers, they are simple and does what you want to do I think. The InstallerLG installer also compares checksums but you can ignore that.

@Hans

If you'd like to see how others are doing it, the list in the link below might save you some time:

https://github.com/sodero/InstallerLG/wiki/Test-status

@billyfish

I haven't tried it on AROS, but it's fully functioning on MorphOS. And looking at the AROS patchset it doesn't look like a lot of work to get it rundning.

...rebase is also a good thing to have