Yeah. I still go with nano those rare times when I need to edit remotely. Vim just never seemed to fit my brain and I don't need to do this enough to make it wo

Yeah. I still go with nano those rare times when I need to edit remotely. Vim just never seemed to fit my brain and I don't need to do this enough to make it work getting over the hump. The infamous "can't work out how to quit Vim" might have soured my initial experiences. That's pretty much all I remember from the first few dozen times I accidentally launched it because it was set as the default $EDITOR.