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I would suggest that, to replace nano, the #1 feature missing is: always show the most used keybindings at the bottom, just like nano does. IMHO the top feature
by danmaz74 9y ago
I would suggest that, to replace nano, the #1 feature missing is: always show the most used keybindings at the bottom, just like nano does. IMHO the top feature of nano is that you don't need to remember commands and keybindings at all, the most important things you need are always reminded to you.
- tenryuu 9y agoI have to say that is actually the main reason why I would be using nano. I know the basic commands for vim, as well as some extended keys for nano (save), but nano really helps for being able to not spend time outside of development to find keys for critical functions. Micro does have a help option, which is haven't really read, only briefly checked out the exe a few hours ago. I wouldn't call it critical, but it really speeds up the learning process, or for users thst only use the program once in a blue moon (because GUI)