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http://crunchbanglinux.org – Hello, I have just installed #! on my lenovo S10-2 netbook without any problems. Thanks for the work in creating such an easy and lightweight distribution! I installed the vim packages and need to make use of the vim python module. But, it does not seem to be installed. If I look at the package description it says it's been compiled with vim. Perhaps I need to install another package. Does anyone know what package I would need to install? Or, do I need to compile vim from source. Many thanksadil (HowTos)

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