Nano is fine for 10s of lines, but Vim is great for much much more than that. It's also nice to have the same keybindings for every console app (gosh I love rea

Nano is fine for 10s of lines, but Vim is great for much much more than that. It's also nice to have the same keybindings for every console app (gosh I love readline), and it's repeat commands make editing text an absolute breeze. Why open another editor on my host if I can edit the file in my console on a remote server?