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It's almost identical to editors/nano.I think ee is similar to nano, but I'm not sure of that.
It's almost identical to editors/nano.I think ee is similar to nano, but I'm not sure of that.
but why don't they just memorize them
Aren't there just like 10 commands listed?
Why do nano and ee people need a constant reminder of how to use that editor?
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I knew without looking I would have to post these screenshots so I had them ready.Why do nano and ee people need a constant reminder of how to use that editor? Aren't there just like 10 commands listed? I see many remark that's a feature (that they're listed) but why don't they just memorize them and be done with that silly thing?
You are in error. The examples entered into evidence are not to enhance, but to educate:You know when you get a Trihexagonal screenshot, it is embellished with a graphic too.
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and follow it up with a file name prior to posting.Embellish:
1. to beautify by or as if by ornamentation; ornament; adorn.
2. to enhance (a statement or narrative) with fictitious additions.
Once again, why do people need to be constantly reminded of only 22 editor commands?
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Once again, why do people need to be constantly reminded of only 22 editor commands?
Emacs is good but does too much, I want a text editor not a second operating system.
You forgot the fourth command: FindA good editor needs three commands:
- Open
- Save
- Exit
And replace?You forgot the fourth command: Find
sed
. But yeah, it helps.Agreed. Being able to pipe text through filter programs instantly give the editor an *infinite* number of features.It is not the best of ideas to replicate system commands likesed
,tee
and others in a text editor.