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This reverts commit f5639cd2c4b2f635ec98330da83edbe774a0849d, reversing
changes made to aead73e9488be599e92418cea5d9523da459fde1.
`.venv` is not a canonical name for python virtualenvs so there's no
reason to assume it's common among developers. To avoid potential
surprises because of the ignore we're reverting it.
We recommend using `.git/info/exclude` instead to specify
project-specific ignores that apply only to your setup.
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Fixes #749
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This reverts commit 8b958c577a7f5f484db42b7c26b0340e14fd9351.
Reasons:
1. it breaks the `. ranger` command (fixes #454)
2. the `ranger.desktop` file is not installed properly
3. ranger won't run when installing it outside of PYTHONPATH
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The main reason for this is the presence of `develop` command in setuptools.
So by running `sudo python setup.py develop` - ranger gets installed, but you
can easily make changes to the code and won't have to reinstall it.
You can read more about it here:
http://pythonhosted.org//setuptools/setuptools.html#development-mode
It basically links an egg, so I had to add an appropriate line to .gitignore
as well.
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per request of nfnty
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