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From what I see, nano has pretty much already replaced vi(m) as the standard command-line text editor in Linux (not sure about other UNIX-likes). I believe it i
by Koshkin 6y ago
From what I see, nano has pretty much already replaced vi(m) as the standard command-line text editor in Linux (not sure about other UNIX-likes). I believe it is also available for Windows, which is nice...
- mixmastamyk 6y agomicro has recently stolen the easy to use, portable, terminal editor niche with its sane CUA keybindings.
- Jiocus 6y agoFirst time I hear of this steal.