help i'm stuck

systemd

help i'm stuck

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Ben S.

@systemd I know it's a shitpost, but nano literally showing you at the bottom of the screen what its important commands are is one of the reasons I like it so much better

your auntifa liza 🇵🇷 🦛 🦦

@HunterZ @systemd i hate emacs and vim passionately. nobody has time to remember all their arcane rituals to make shit work. last time i tried to shut down emacs i gave up and just bought a new computer.

Paul Cantrell

@blogdiva @HunterZ @systemd
Same here. People who care that much about text editors either aren’t spending enough time actually thinking about what they’re typing, or need to take up homebrewing or gardening or something.

Bruce Heerssen

@blogdiva @HunterZ @systemd
Vim isn't so bad. For instance, if you want to find the word "foo", type :/foo/

If you want to find all occurrences of foo, type... hold on... I've got that right here... just a sec...

Random Geek

@bruce @blogdiva @HunterZ @systemd twenty eight years of mostly Vim-based editing, and I "know" maybe half a dozen things.

My hands OTOH (hang on what? anyways moving on) look like Leonard Bernstein at the piano.

Random Geek

@bruce @blogdiva @HunterZ @systemd incidentally I rarely if ever recommend Vim. You have to break your brain a little to get used to it, and I'm not comfortable suggesting such a path.

Bruce Heerssen

@randomgeek @blogdiva @HunterZ @systemd
Same. I love vim, but for most people, I recommend a graphical text editor like Kate.

your auntifa liza 🇵🇷 🦛 🦦

if i need a graphic editor i use Geany but i mostly stick to nano

@bruce @randomgeek @HunterZ @systemd

Random Geek

@blogdiva nano does the job well. You’re not the only smart geek I know to prefer it.

But the best thing about nano is how shocked vi / emacs folks get when they see it on your screen

@bruce @HunterZ @systemd