> The only real downside is that it's not installes by default. This is why I recommend to anyone wanting to try a -nix like OS to learn the basic commands in

> The only real downside is that it's not installes by default. This is why I recommend to anyone wanting to try a -nix like OS to learn the basic commands in both vi and nano. One or the other is shipped with every -nix like OS I've ever used. Once they get more used to the OS, go ahead and install whatever editor they want to. But logging into a fresh install of pretty much any system, one can get by with either of the two.