Re: how do I edit my XF86Config file while in runlevel 3?

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On Wed, 2003-04-30 at 19:42, seth vidal wrote:
> Oh. Good point. That is "the advantage" I spoke of regarding learning
> vi. It isn't going anywhere. But what a shame pico is. We need an
> ultra simple console text editor just like we need ultra simple gui
> text editors like gedit. Like I said, I'm an emacs user but if I just

> (And oh boy I have I just given ammunition to the "Vi is better than
> Emacs" crowd. Can we please not go there?)

Thank you and everyone else who responded to my original question.
I managed to edit the file using mc (which, unfortunately is NOT 
installed by default).

Mainly my request about editing the SF86Config, relates to it being
overwritten whenever I tried installing the nVidia*.rpm, and editing
the file via a gui app. For some reason, whenever I rebooted, the config
file would get overwritten. (This was with the Phoebe 3 beta / RH 8.0.94).

Now, I have installed via the NVIDIA~.run file, and according to comments
in this thread I could have done the re-edit *before* logging out to
runlevel3. I realised that I while I had vim installed, the rest on my
system were GUI editors. (In a reare flash of brilliance on my part, I then
thought of using Midnight Commander!) <G>.


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