> You know what nano's good for? Editing a few lines of a config file every now and then. As long as you always start it as "nano -w" to prevent its enabled-by

> You know what nano's good for? Editing a few lines of a config file every now and then. As long as you always start it as "nano -w" to prevent its enabled-by-default (at least on some versions) word wrapping from corrupting your config file.