Seems like it. I just typed "vim" at a Terminal prompt in Leopard and was greeted with VIM 7.0.234.
I certainly didn't install that myself -- I use emacs on my local machines, although I admit I've been struggling to learn enough vi to do editing on remote servers.
I guess it's theoretically possible that vim came along with Xcode or MacPorts, but I can't imagine what I might have installed that had vim as a dependency.
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A console version of Vim is part of a standard OS X install, is it not?
Seems like it. I just typed "vim" at a Terminal prompt in Leopard and was greeted with VIM 7.0.234.
I certainly didn't install that myself -- I use emacs on my local machines, although I admit I've been struggling to learn enough vi to do editing on remote servers.
I guess it's theoretically possible that vim came along with Xcode or MacPorts, but I can't imagine what I might have installed that had vim as a dependency.