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16 Sep 2014 vi = too hard to use for a new user nano = text editor that is run from the terminal like vi, only it's much easier to use for 2 reasons: The instructions for using the nano editor are always found at the bottom of every page. The only two nano keyboard shortcuts that you need to know are for WriteOut and Exit.
You are free to modify, extend, and improve the Ubuntu documentation source code under the terms of this license. All derivative works must be released under Other contributors can be found in the revision history of the serverguide. 5 and ubuntu-docs. 6 bzr branches available .. The DM-Multipath Configuration File .
11 Nov 2016 Move the cursor to “Ubuntu" 5. Type yy (this is the command to copy one line) 6. Type G 7. Insert a new line Typing o 8. Change to command mode (ESC) 9. Type P (this the command to paste the line). using vi editor. 10. Type 1G 11. Type 4yy 12. Type G 13. Type P. vi editor tutorial. 14. Also you can use
13 Feb 2014 After installing vim running vimtutor. from the commandline you'll get "a 30 minute tutorial that teaches the most basic Vim functionality hands-on" as it calls itself.

3 Feb 2011 Cursor movement—h, j, k, l (left, down, up, and right) Delete character—x. Delete line—dd. Mode toggle—Esc, Insert (or i) Quit—:q. Quit without saving—:q! Run a shell command—:sh (use 'exit' to return) Save file—:w.
11 Jan 2012 Vi is a powerful text editor included with most Linux systems, even embedded ones. Sometimes you'll have to edit a text file on a system that doesn't include a friendlier text editor, so knowing Vi is essential.
26 Oct 2011 i am running server 11. When i created a text file with vi i found some issues. It looks like a keyboard mapping problem but I can figure it out. form the terminal i can run vi filename to open the file. next if i hit i for insert I can start typing. the issue is if i need to back space to delete the character i just typed i just

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