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No time like the present. Give it a try. Even if you just use it for editing /etc files it’s much more efficient than nano. Don’t be intimidated by the huge fe
by cbsks 2y ago
No time like the present. Give it a try. Even if you just use it for editing /etc files it’s much more efficient than nano.
Don’t be intimidated by the huge feature set. I’ve been using it practically daily for 25 years and I still only use a small fraction of the available commands.
- FpUser 2y ago>"Give it a try" I have. Not my cup of tea. Small file I edit in nano / whatever else. Anything serious is remote editing using some IDE. The terminal I use also has SSH file browser where you can click on file and edit it locally using any editor. It will be saved back to where it came from.