vimoutliner for Fedora
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1) Do not, I repeat, DO NOT follow installation instructions in
   the upstream vo_readme.txt (which is installed as help :he
   vo-install). It is not necessary (Fedora package should do all
   installation itself) and locations of many files has been
   changed to follow needs of one centralized installation. If
   you want to know where everything is located, run

        rpm -ql vim-vimoutliner

2) Upstream documentation (installed as :he vo) mentions ,, as
   the prefix to most VO commands. In reality, even the upstream
   package actually uses the native Vim <localleader> variable,
   which is set to \ (backslash) by default, so that a command
   listed in the README file as ,,B -- "Make body text start with
   a space", is actually executed when you type \B (with default
   defintion of <localleader>).
   
   If you want to use different localleader uncomment in
   /etc/vimoutlinerrc the following line and change the value
   of the variable to whatever you want.

       "let maplocalleader = ",,"	" this is prepended to VO key

3) For information how to use vimoutliner, you can use vim help
   under :he vimoutliner.

4) Two very useful plugins for VO -- hoist and checkbox -- ARE
   enabled by default. Their status could be changed by changes
   in the global variable g:vo_modules_load either in the VO
   global configuration file /etc/vimoutlinerrc or in
   personal configuration file ~/.vimoutlinerrc.
   
        Matej

(additional information from the upstream vo_INSTALL.TXT file):
Feedback
Any feedback concerning these scripts or VimOutliner should be
sent to the project's email list (of course, all feedback
concerning bugs in packaging of this package should still go to
the Red Hat Bugzilla http://bugzilla.redhat.com component
vim-vimoutliner).

Participation
If you'd like to help with the development, testing and/or
documentation of VimOutliner, please join the mailing list. You
can do so here:
http://www.lists.vimoutliner.org/mailman/listinfo/vimoutliner
or by sending email to vimoutliner-request@vimoutliner.org with
word "subscribe" in Subject: line of the message.

Have fun!
Noel

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