7 years after getting into Linux, I still prefer Nano to make fast edits to text files. Coming from a Windows history shortcut keys are fairly natural to me, an

7 years after getting into Linux, I still prefer Nano to make fast edits to text files. Coming from a Windows history shortcut keys are fairly natural to me, and although I disagree with some of the mnemonics, I've got the improtant ones memorised. There's enough features to even do light coding in it (syntax highlighting, auto-indenting etc.). Basically, I can pull up, edit and save a file before vim has even entered Insert mode. Don't get me wrong, I understand the need for a feature-complex editor like vim, but I have never, ever gotten on with it.