Masum Kazimasumkazi.hashnode.dev·Nov 14, 2024Some basic commands for using the nano text editor:Here are some basic commands for using the nano text editor: Opening and Navigating Files Open a file: nano filename Move cursor: Use the arrow keys. Go to a specific line and column: Ctrl + _, then enter the line and column number. Editing Text...Discussnano
Shani Riversshanirivers.hashnode.dev·Sep 24, 20245-Minute Coffee Tip #0: How to Create an Alias CommandSince I have been doing a lot of programming in Python lately that I have to create a new virtual environments for, I have to enter in a really long command and then I need to activate it with another really long command. It’s becoming quite tedious....Discussalias
Yusuf Isahyuscode.hashnode.dev·Aug 27, 2024Chapter 4 - Text EditorsIntroduction Text editors are essential tools in Linux for editing configuration files, writing scripts, and even developing software. In this chapter, we will explore some of the most commonly used text editors and their basic usage. Common Text Edi...DiscussLinuxLinux
Md Sakib Sadman Badhonbadhon495.hashnode.dev·Aug 21, 2024Nano: The Simple Text Editor Every Terminal User Should KnowNano is a terminal-based text editor that is straightforward, easy to learn, and widely available across most Linux distributions. Whether you need to make quick edits to a text file or you're working on a system without a graphical user interface (G...DiscussSo Farnano
Raj Kumar Beherarajkumarbehera.hashnode.dev·Jun 16, 2024Beginner's Guide to the Linux Nano Editor :Introduction to Linux Nano Editor : Nano is a simple, user-friendly text editor that comes pre-installed on many Unix-like operating systems, including Linux. It's particularly popular among beginners because it's easy to use and doesn't have a steep...DiscussLinux
RANIT MANIKranitmanik.hashnode.dev·Apr 20, 2024Customizing the Nano Text Editor in UbuntuThe Nano text editor is a popular choice for many Linux users due to its simplicity and ease of use. However, did you know that you can customize Nano to suit your preferences and enhance your editing experience? In this guide, we'll walk you through...Discuss·1 likenano
anjanj.hashnode.dev·Apr 11, 2024#100DaysOfCloudDevOps Challenge — Day 05 — EditorsWelcome to Day 05 of my #100DaysOfCloudDevOps challenge! In this article, I'll introduce two essential tools for editing files in a terminal: nano and vim. These editors cater to different needs and skill levels. Nano offers simplicity, displaying te...Discuss#100DaysOfCloudDevOps#100DaysOfCloudDevOps
Ligalah Hezronligalahhezron.hashnode.dev·Apr 3, 2024Nano EditorNano is pre-installed in Kali-Linux. But you can install it on Ubuntu using the aptitude package manager: sudo apt-get install nano Nano can be opened by simply typing nano within the terminal. It will give you a bit of information in regard to the b...DiscussKali-Linuxnano
Abdullah Bin Altafdevopswithabdullah.hashnode.dev·Feb 5, 2024Lecture # 11 - Nano Text EditorOpening file with nano: To open file in nano nano [file-name] command is used. If there is already a file with the name entered, this command will open that existing file otherwise a new file will be created and opened in nano editor. By running the ...DiscussDevops
Jyotiprakash Mishrablog.jyotiprakash.org·Dec 15, 2023Don't like vim? Start with nano!For Unix and similar systems, Nano is an easy-to-use text editor. Its intended use is as a no-cost alternative to the Pico text editor that comes with the Pine email suite developed by the University of Washington. Due to its relative ease of use, Na...Discuss·80 readsnano
