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[Yavor Nikolov <1315352@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

** Description changed:

  I have a problem with gvim (linked to vim.gnome) in Ubuntu 14.04. I managed to reproduce it with following 1-line file (test.txt):
  asdf asdf
  
  1) gvim test.txt
  2) I go to the second (it doesn't really 2-nd or other) character (s) and I press keys:
  d$
  
  * The observed behaviour is:
  My cursor is moved to the end of file (not deleting anything)
  
  * What is expected is:
  The text from current position to the end of line to be deleted.
  
  ---
  * The problem didn't exist until recently (I recently upgraded from 13.10 to 14.04 so I suspect 14.04 may have introduced this regression)
  * Same operation works fine with plain vim and vim.gtk.
  * I have moved away my ~/.vimrc file (to make sure that none of my customizations is interfering)
  * I tried wit "gvim -U NONE -u NONE": the problem still persists
+ * I managed to reproduce the problem with both 32-bit and 64-bit Ubuntu setups

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Title:
  vim.gnome "d$" doesn't delete

Status in “unity-gtk-module” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  I have a problem with gvim (linked to vim.gnome) in Ubuntu 14.04. I managed to reproduce it with following 1-line file (test.txt):
  asdf asdf

  1) gvim test.txt
  2) I go to the second (it doesn't really 2-nd or other) character (s) and I press keys:
  d$

  * The observed behaviour is:
  My cursor is moved to the end of file (not deleting anything)

  * What is expected is:
  The text from current position to the end of line to be deleted.

  ---
  * The problem didn't exist until recently (I recently upgraded from 13.10 to 14.04 so I suspect 14.04 may have introduced this regression)
  * Same operation works fine with plain vim and vim.gtk.
  * I have moved away my ~/.vimrc file (to make sure that none of my customizations is interfering)
  * I tried wit "gvim -U NONE -u NONE": the problem still persists
  * I managed to reproduce the problem with both 32-bit and 64-bit Ubuntu setups

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