How to Use Nano | Command Line Text Editor
GNU nano is a popular command-line text editor that is included in most Linux distributions. The interface is comparable to GUI-based text editors, which makes nano a popular choice for those who find vi or emacs commands non-intuitive.
Chapters:
0:00 – intro
0:51 – Checking nano Install
2:23 – Saving in nano
4:55 – Searching in nano
6:30 – Cutting and Pasting
8:05 – Start nano at a Specific Line
8:48 – Start nano in View Only Mode
9:17 – Go To Line
11:11 – Checking Spelling with nano
12:30 – Outro
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