+1 for nano. I just need to change two parameters in a config file, not join a religion.
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Ehh, that's fine. I'm not too psyched about living in whatever comes afterward.
Amen!
Nano is only helpfull because of this nifty little info bar at the bottom.. No one can actually remember nano-shortcuts.
I was talking with a sysadmin once who intentionally removed nano and emacs from any system he was granted access to. His explanation was “if they can’t use vim I don’t want them on my machines”
There's a sysadmin at my place who does exactly that. He's kind of an idiot too.
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If a sysadmin expected me to use vim for every minor config tweak, I wouldn't want to be on their machines either.
Sounds like it works then.
I find vim quicker and easier for quick edits too, mostly because I've not bothered to learn anything but vim since it's on everything (except, for some odd reason, the default build of Gentoo)
I usually just don't give out the root password but what do I know lol
I've been using Vim for years, cause I can't figure out how to close it.
You came because it looked exciting...
You stayed because you couldn't leave.
As a nano user, I fully agree.
In the world of text editors, VIM, specifically NeoVim is the shining light. Standing at the pinnacle of creation at a height that can only be reached by zealous emacs users.
They have a learning curve through. Nano is obviously easier, but it's also just a basic editor.
:x
Jesus, why can't people just expose their drives to cosmic radiation and have it switch the bits in the file? So much time wasted writing useless editors.
Really the users of any other editor. We just see you as a bunch of nerds. But you build good stuff
I ONLY EDIT TEXT BY TOGGLING OUT ASCII CODES ON A ROW OF SWITCHES DIRECTLY CONNECTED TO MY PARALLEL PORT\n
The only editor I need:
Create: printf "TEXT" > FILE
Add: printf "TEXT" >> FILE
No room for mistakes.
If I have to edit in a terminal: micro
If I need to edit something larger, and want a GUI: Kate
Anything else I flirt with and then drop promptly once I can't find the time to really learn it.
Nano, based.
If I use VI or VIM I'm going to have to kill the task because I just tried to exit and uggggghhhh why!?
Just use sed -i like God intended.
Oh, vim. I wish I knew how to quit you.
: q !
unless you accidentally pressed "q" to early and entered recording-mode...
I’m a fkn vi user and I will say that it is not entirely wrong. ^:wq