Well alright! it’s pretty silly, but I’ve never bothered to learn nano, despite the key commands being listed right there in the program. BUT I did spend a mario-teaches-typing amount of time learning vim years ago because… masochist, I guess? haha
Glad you like nano, and I’m really not a purist about editors or anything. Actually, a co-worker of mine uses emacs and our company uses slack. If you type the shortcode :vim:, the emacs logo appears, and :emacs: makes the vim logo, because it makes us both laugh, and what editor you use doesn’t matter
Well alright! it’s pretty silly, but I’ve never bothered to learn nano, despite the key commands being listed right there in the program. BUT I did spend a mario-teaches-typing amount of time learning vim years ago because… masochist, I guess? haha
Glad you like nano, and I’m really not a purist about editors or anything. Actually, a co-worker of mine uses emacs and our company uses slack. If you type the shortcode :vim:, the emacs logo appears, and :emacs: makes the vim logo, because it makes us both laugh, and what editor you use doesn’t matter
I definitely spend some amount of time to learn vim basics, just to see what the fuss is about. Never got it, so it’s back to non-modal editors.