Comment 12 for bug 491615

Sysadmins are more advanced than users and know how to set compatibility mode for vim. Why can't sysadmins call `vim` as `vi`? I understand that this puts `vim` into compatibility mode they need.

If `vim` command is available on user system, it is unlikely that user will go through installing it again without specific knowledge of differences between `vim` and `vim-tiny` that, again, belongs to sysadmins.