I have more than a decade experience using Visual Studio and roughly one year experience using Visual Studio Code on Windows. After studying different alternatives I have taken the Debian12 road with Emacs and evil-mode. So far, so good.
Even if u use Eclipse we don't care,but nano is great small simple tool for beginners,yeah vi,vim,emacs better also everything with GUI like vscode or intellij netbeans whatever but for config file editing for beginners nano is great tool.
Doesn't work well if doing a lot of sys-admin stuff, ssh-ing all over, or digging around in Linux Containers etc. Good to have terminal editor knowledge in your toolbelt.
I use micro as my go-to editor. It's simple and configurable, without the controls-made-for-aliens that is characteristic of vim / emacs.
Same here
nano has fancy things nowadays like syntax highlightning. didn't exist back when i learned unix-like os's
The nano is dead, long live nano!
and who is that, downvoting?
not me!
I accept your apology - it's plenty easy to use and available everywhere
4:07 and @ThePrimeagen mentioned 😄
4:04 CTRL-C is already mapped to escape by default in vim :)
Ctrl-C is not really Esc in vim. For example in visual block mode Esc and Ctrl-C have different effect
@@RostislavArts fine, in insert mode performs the same function as
Isn't nano just a editing a text document, basically?
Use Micro.
Ok boomer
Why do we care them in 2024 ? I use vscode and intellij for years and I'm fine.
I have more than a decade experience using Visual Studio and roughly one year experience using Visual Studio Code on Windows.
After studying different alternatives I have taken the Debian12 road with Emacs and evil-mode.
So far, so good.
Even if u use Eclipse we don't care,but nano is great small simple tool for beginners,yeah vi,vim,emacs better also everything with GUI like vscode or intellij netbeans whatever but for config file editing for beginners nano is great tool.
Doesn't work well if doing a lot of sys-admin stuff, ssh-ing all over, or digging around in Linux Containers etc. Good to have terminal editor knowledge in your toolbelt.
@@ttcmp0 i ssh via vscode, but not so much because I'm not a sys admin