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Time to burn Europe. This injustice will not stand.
No mention of ms edit? I feel this won’t last.
Why does nano always get such hate. Surely as a quick simple text editor it does the job?
so does vim, and better most of time
I liked it a lot until it started asking me for money every time I saved a file.
Now I use the built in text editor.
What distro do you use?
What
After the first 50 or so times you save a file in the Nano text editor, it will start giving you a popup asking to buy the full version.
This is extremely annoying every single time you save a file in Nano after it starts activating
This sounds like a prank to me, I’ve been using nano for all of my Linux life (10+y) and I’ve never seen this, are we talking about the same nano ?
https://nano-editor.org/ ?Fuck i was thinking of Sublime
I don’t think I’ve used nano, looks like Vim
ED IS THE STANDARD TEXT EDITOR
You don’t need ed, emacs can emulate it.
I’m glad a peace was found, but go vim!
Defaulting to nano without consent
This is the real crime
Okay. Proceed to set up ‘ed’ as default
I’m okay with that
No Vim! Vi only! Yes I know if you type “vi filename.txt” you get Vim. That’s not the point. Vi is nearly 50 years old. Have some respect.
I don’t use Arch btw.
I was laughing out loud until I read the part on VS Code or Google Docs to “avoid ideological tensions”.
Clearly Herve Beraud is a closed source advocate, total rage bait! /s
nano for lyfe! what’s the fine for a “class c user experience violation”?
Banishment to Windows.
eww, ok, I’ll switch to vim
You can still use nano. Just don’t make it the default for your distro or you’ll lose your Linux license.
ok, officer. thank you, officer. Am I free to go?
If you can figure out how to exit, sure
<esc>:wq!
Off you go, have a nanice day!
steals your escape key
Now, try to exit vim.@somerandomperson @madjo
Ctrl-c ZQ
That’s torture and a human rights violation!
Freedom of religion is a fundamental human right. Evangelization should not be punished. I protest (:
Vim has long since won the war. I say that as an emacs user who is familiar with using vim because it’s installed by default on the vast majority of computers I interact with nowadays
to summarize the conclusions thus far, as is my secretary duty
amendments to the protocol of this EU directive are as follows in the first line of
stallingsamendments:TECO is to be legacy alternative to EMACS and all personell are to be provided paid leave for educational purposes.
ED is to be legacy alternative to VIM and all personell are to be provided paid leave for educational purposes.
up for further discussion: are ideologically united editors such as VILE (VI Like Emacs) middleground or offensive to both parties? is it right of marginalized editors to invoke a non-mono
polyculture clause: “will SAM or VIS be up for consideration?” asks [name redacted under GDPR]Awesome. And now…
- Step 2: Tabs or spaces.
More: Tabs or buffers.
a tab is four spaces… press tab all you want…
Vertical or horizontal tabs?
Slazer here opening a new front in the tabs v space war
New?
I default to vim because I want an editor that just works and doesn’t need a lot of customization. I have nothing against emacs or nano.
