I'd like to add a vote for vim. As very low power admin I use it all the
time, locally and over ssh. Its the one I learned when studying for LPI
cert, and I imagine there must be a lot of others like me.
nigel
Maximilian Wilhelm wrote:
Am Thursday, den 12 July hub Petter Reinholdtsen folgendes in die Tasten:
[Maximilian Wilhelm]
Is there any useable command line editor provided if neither vim nor
emacs are there (allthough I would not call the latter one useable)?
I have no idea what you call usable, but I am aware that nvi and nano
is installed by default.
OK in this case I would vote for including a real $EDITOR as vim
which users and admins would appreciate I think.
(Ok the admin could install it, but the user can´t)
Personal the first thing I do on a system I installed or should admin
is apt-get install vim as the tiny versions are not really usefull and
handy.
So for my taste this is a step into the direction away from
useabillity.
Just my 0,02 EUR
Ciao
Max
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