Many times when I want to use vim which comes within the main repo of any Linux distro, I find that it is missing some kind of support, either python or client-server mode, or any other feature. And there for I have to build it manually from source and install it.
In this post, I show the steps to do that on fedora, as it is my current distro. I had to collect the steps from many resources including vimdoc, vim-wiki and many stackoverflow answers and blogs. So I wanted to blog these steps to come back to them anytime I need to build vim from source with:

• Python3 support.
• Ruby support.
• Lua support.
• Perl support.

In case python-2.7 is needed instead of python3, just replace them in the config lines:

	--enable-pythoninterp                               \
	--with-python-config-dir=/usr/lib/python2.7/config  \