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But you have to know that the "^" sign means "hold ctrl".
by bondarchuk 6y ago
But you have to know that the "^" sign means "hold ctrl".
- basscomm 6y agoWhen you first open nano, it tells you at the bottom of the screen that you can press "Ctrl+G" for help. The second paragraph of the help text explains the '^' notation, and the help further explains that you could have accessed the help page by pressing F1, which has been a common key for accessing the help feature of whatever program you're using for decades.
- OnlyOneCannolo 6y agoThese are people who prefer vim, and are perfectly fine with the :q magic.
- mmmnnn6789698 6y agoShift + zz