I remember time when most distributions included mc (with its text editor mcedit) by default. I've got used to that editor (it's actually pretty advanced, it h

I remember time when most distributions included mc (with its text editor mcedit) by default. I've got used to that editor (it's actually pretty advanced, it has macros, syntax highlighting, word-completion, and you can run shell scripts/oneliners on selected text to replace it with the result). Then most distributions removed mcedit and now I have to use vi (which I hate) or nano (which is too simplistic for anything other than changing one value in a config file) or install additional packages (which is often impossible on a remote server).