At least in my case, I use nano typically for very simple edits, such as config files, fstab, etc. While I can use vim, I never “really” adopted it and get espe

At least in my case, I use nano typically for very simple edits, such as config files, fstab, etc. While I can use vim, I never “really” adopted it and get especially confused by the old “vi”. As such, I almost always just grabs nano for these things, and use an IDE when working on code.