vi,vim,gvim have changed their layout in Archlinux

Some things I have to mention about the pacman update beside what I've mentioned before are the changes of vi, vim and gvim.
There is no default vimrc any more. So when I opened my vim today, I saw no syntax highlight! If you encounter the same issue, probably, you would merge your ~/.vimrc with /usr/share/vim/vim72/vimrc_example.vim (or gvimrc in case you use gvim) just like what I've done :P

UPDATE:
After this update, files/directories under /usr/share/vim are no longer loaded. If you have any plugins or syntax or colorschemes, etc lying under that directory, move them into your ~/.vim or /usr/share/vim/vimfiles. Due to this change, my vim-rails plugin which was installed by pacman doesn't work any more. Maybe you will find the same problem.

Besides, now vim in archlinux will load a configuration file named archlinux.vim which is located under /usr/share/vim/vimfiles, this file will set some global settings for you. If you don't like what it does for you, just change it in your ~/.vimrc or /etc/vimrc. Don't change this file because it will be updated every time you update your vim.

Ruby 1.9 on Archlinux finally

This morning, when I run my pacman update command, I found that it updated ruby to ruby-1.9.1_p243! LOL. This signals that, hey guys, it's time for us to get rid of ruby-1.8 now! I love it ;)

However, the truth is not everything is compatible with ruby 1.9 now, like Spree. So, hopefully, there will be some package like ruby186 or ruby187 appears in the Arch community repo sooner or later. Before this happens, everybody who uses both ruby and Arch should pay some attention on this update, and likely has to maintain your ruby 1.8 yourself, or even shares your ruby18 arch package? :)