I turned them off completely. I found that the line numbers and file position in the status line was more than enough to get my bearings, and it looks nicer without the scrollbars.
In ~/.gvimrc:
" no toolbar
set go-=T
" no right scrollbar
set go-=r
" no left scollbar
set go-=L
It doesn't open for me on Mountain Lion 10.8. There is no window. I've tried to open it from terminal and it gives an error with:
$ ./MacVim
dyld: Library not loaded: /usr/local/lib/liblua.5.1.5.dylib
Referenced from: /Applications/MacVim.app/Contents/MacOS/Vim
Reason: image not found
Thank you very much. I'm the author of subvim (https://github.com/fatih/subvim) . And if this works fine I will promote this as the go-to editor to use subvim.
That would be grand. I've been using this for a few months now, and everything works OK - it was only this build that included Lua support (since I enabled it locally for myself a while back), but I've already tested the fixed binary on another Mac with no ill effects. Just grab a fresh DMG from the same place.
I always disable scrollbars in my .vimrc. Fullscreen MacVim is wonderful! Sometimes I open up to 8 windows and jump between them. I found the scrollbars more of a distraction and nuisance than they were helpful.
In ~/.gvimrc: