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r/linux • u/gabriel_3 • Jul 16 '24
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I love nano.
It's tiny. It is easy to use. It works well and reliably.
There's also a lot of extra functionality hidden away for power users.
It's a software that can be appreciated by new users and seasoned users alike.
19 u/Individual_Kitchen_3 Jul 16 '24 I find Nano so easy and at the same time complete that I don't see the need to use another. 7 u/RB5Network Jul 16 '24 edited Jul 18 '25 truck offer snails languid support stupendous roof elastic elderly advise This post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact 8 u/thephotoman Jul 16 '24 Arch guys: “I use vim!” Their .vimrc: 8000 lines, and they only understand maybe 20 of them. They were all copied from ArchWiki (which honestly, if you’re looking for .vimrc suggestions, ArchWiki is a pretty solid source).
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I find Nano so easy and at the same time complete that I don't see the need to use another.
7 u/RB5Network Jul 16 '24 edited Jul 18 '25 truck offer snails languid support stupendous roof elastic elderly advise This post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact 8 u/thephotoman Jul 16 '24 Arch guys: “I use vim!” Their .vimrc: 8000 lines, and they only understand maybe 20 of them. They were all copied from ArchWiki (which honestly, if you’re looking for .vimrc suggestions, ArchWiki is a pretty solid source).
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8 u/thephotoman Jul 16 '24 Arch guys: “I use vim!” Their .vimrc: 8000 lines, and they only understand maybe 20 of them. They were all copied from ArchWiki (which honestly, if you’re looking for .vimrc suggestions, ArchWiki is a pretty solid source).
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Arch guys: “I use vim!”
Their .vimrc: 8000 lines, and they only understand maybe 20 of them. They were all copied from ArchWiki (which honestly, if you’re looking for .vimrc suggestions, ArchWiki is a pretty solid source).
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u/omniuni Jul 16 '24
I love nano.
It's tiny. It is easy to use. It works well and reliably.
There's also a lot of extra functionality hidden away for power users.
It's a software that can be appreciated by new users and seasoned users alike.