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[Moltke]

[member=7109]Moltke[/member] wrote: "text editor I use the most is nano, yeah nano all the way"
I agree. Use Nano a lot myself for BASH stuff, and whatever other editor is available depending on the OS when it's necessary to be out of the CLI, and I use only Gvim for other code bases like ruby and js. I don't know if it's an attempt at a teaching method, but in a lot of tutorials I see text editors recommended for basically no particularly important reason when nano would be the easiest. Small changes might as well use a small editor.

TC

[member=5916]trinidad[/member]  Yeah, nano's the one I always use the most. I very often find myself typing

Code:

$ nano somefile

in a terminal. I'm so used to it and have learned its key shortcuts...well most of them  8) Vim, Vi, Gvim I've always wanted to learn how to use Vi/Vim since I read a lot of articles claiming its not just one more editor but THE EDITOR LOL, but its "user unfriendliness" makes me always type the one Vi/Vim command I ever learnt :q!  ;D

[member=411]bitsnpcs[/member] I can only say: WOW! Nicely done girl! Like I said in a previous post I'm just learning how to create GUIs with python  ;D using those two programs I told you about.