I have written a vim plugin (ikiwiki-nav) that enables you to "follow" the wikilinks in an IkiWiki page, from inside vim; the plugin does the following:

• extract the wikilink of the text under the cursor
• figure out which is the file associated with the wikilink
• open that file (if it exists) in vim

It also has a couple of mappings for jumping to the previous/next wikilink in the current file.

ikiwiki-nav can be found here. You can find the usage and installation instructions there too.

It has a git repo, which you can find here.

This is the dependency graph for vim in Debian. For the decent version of vim.

Why X? Why GNOME? Why Xinerama? Don't answer, please. Sharing the clipboard of the CLI vim with X is not a good answer.

You can get the dependency graph for any Debian package here