Description of problem:
The vim-minimal package no longer depends on vim-common.  This causes
terminal emulation problems when using vim.  Particularly with arrow keys.

When you enter insert mode via i or A and try and use the arrow keys
on your keyboard instead of moving the cursor A, B, C, and D,
characters are inserted along with new lines and the like.  If I
remember my ANSI BBS days the ANSI character codes for arrow keys are
ESC[A, ESC[C et al.  It appears VIM is not interpreting these ANSI
codes correctly.  Is this functionality dependant on the contents of
vim-common?  It certainly appears so as I installed the package and
the problems go away.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
6.2.457-1

How reproducible:
Always.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Install vim-minimal.
2. run vi test.txt enter instert mode and use one of the arrow keys.
  
Actual results:
Escape codes are inserted into the buffer.

Expected results:
The cursor should move.

Additional info:
Fedora Core 1 vim-common dependencies:

[oliver] luna:~$ rpm -e vim-common
error: Failed dependencies:
        vim-common is needed by (installed) vim-enhanced-6.2.121-1
        vim-common is needed by (installed) vim-minimal-6.2.121-1
        vim-common is needed by (installed) vim-X11-6.2.121-1

Fedora Core 2 vim-common dependencies:
[oliver] atlas:~$ rpm -e vim-common
error: Failed dependencies:
        vim-common is needed by (installed) vim-enhanced-6.2.457-1
        vim-common is needed by (installed) vim-X11-6.2.457-1

Note vim-minimal is not listed (but it is installed).

Now this might have been intentional on the part of the Fedora Core
packagers.  Maybe they wanted vim-minimal to be very minimal and not
include a lot of the extra guff from vim-common.  However they have
practically erradicated the usefulness of vi as an editor for those of
us who can't remember the k,l,j etc movement keys.

Please revert to the old rpm dependencies.  Either that or package at
least some basic terminal emulation support with vim-minimal.

Thanks