archlinux/devtools!109 (comment 74475)

https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/70770

screen buffers, so that vi works on large screens (FS#44789).

There was objection to switching the /usr/bin/vi editor fallback of
programs like visuo to /usr/bin/nano and the idea of not providing
/usr/bin/vi at all goes against POSIX.

Considering that dbscripts lack support for pushing split packages into
more than one repository, vim-minimal cannot be made available in [core]
without maintaining two copies of the PKGBUILD, which is something the
vim maintainer would rather not do (understandably so).

So, welcome back vi; I didn't miss you one bit.

(On the bright side, vim-minimal is included on the installation image.)

Replaced with vim-minimal on the installation image; the base group
also contains nano so we still have an editor installed by default.

Update preserve_dir.patch to fix man pages (close FS#28133), Remove unused exrc.sample file