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If you're googling how to exit nano you're blind. The one thing nano does right with its defaults is to list all the common bindings at the bottom of the screen
by 3836293648 4y ago
If you're googling how to exit nano you're blind. The one thing nano does right with its defaults is to list all the common bindings at the bottom of the screen
- glowingly 4y ago^X is …? It totally obviously means shift + 6 + X. Too bad that doesn’t exit the program. Macs in 2022 have an extra ^ on the correct button.