Talk to most geeks and they will have some sort of answer for the question "What is the best editor for the command line?" For many, it will be either emacs or vi. Those two choices, in my opinion, are a Coke vs. Pepsi sort of debate that will never be resolved. Others will respond with nano. What about those of us who just want to get stuff done with a minimum of fuss? For myself and others, I humbly submit ne, the nice editor.
Day-to-Day Linux is a blog about using Linux for daily life. Unlike many other sites, it is not just for computer wizards but for people from all walks of life. Find hints and tips on how to work better and have fun without relying on Windows or a Mac and guard your privacy in the process!
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
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It is common for a network or server administrator to talk about 'reducing the attack surface.' To use a house metaphor, it's ha...
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Having installed SMART Notebook and the drivers for SMART Tech's interactive whiteboards on dozens of Linux machines, I can safely say t...
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It is common for a network or server administrator to talk about 'reducing the attack surface.' To use a house metaphor, it's ha...
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One current trend in education in the United States is the push for technology in the classroom. Many schools are purchasing iPads, implemen...