A widely used editor on Linux, especially for beginners, is the nano command on Linux. It is somewhat reminiscent of the Windows Notepad, but for a Linux terminal.
Nano is a small, user-friendly editor. It has no control mode. Everything is as simple as editing texts in Windows Notepad.
It’s a nice alternative to “complicated” vim editor.
To run nano:
$ nano file
The nano controls are very simple and can be activated with the Control key plus the corresponding letter.
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