On Samstag, 30. August 2008 17:52 Karolina Lindqvist wrote: > vim is a speciality editor, since you need to know it to use it. emacs is > similar there. Both require you to learn it to do even simple things. And > when installing a system, you need something so that you can edit the files > to get started. For a novice there should be an editor that is > self-explanatory, and it appears that nano can work there. +1 And just for the stats i use joe to edit config files on the console. > But then I don't care since I anyway do: > pacman -Rs vim nano And this works? I even see vi if i run a "crontab -e" which is the reason that i don't remove it until now. This is not bad because i use anacron and so i have only to fight one time for one line with vi.-) See you, Attila
