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--- editors:nano [2021/03/15 17:12] – [GNU Nano] senioradmin
+++ editors:nano [2021/03/15 17:17] (current) – [Rating] senioradmin
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 Nano is a reimplementation of the pico text editor, which was the default editor of the mail  client Pine. By now it surpasses the features of the original pico editor by far.
-Because the most common keybindings are displayed at the bottom by default and it has a beginner friendly key navigation, nano is suitable as an editor for beginners. It is now the default text editor on many GNU/Linux distributions (replacing vi as the traditional text editor on Linux and Unix systems). It has enough features for simple and medium editing tasks,
+Because the most common keybindings are displayed at the bottom by default and it has a beginner friendly key navigation, nano is suitable as an editor for beginners. It is now the default text editor on many GNU/Linux distributions (replacing vi as the traditional text editor on Linux and Unix systems).
-but may be not the best choice for bigger tasks and programming jobs.
+It has enough features for simple and medium editing tasks, but may be not the best choice for bigger tasks and programming jobs.
 Website: [[https://www.nano-editor.org/]]
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 ^ Replace               | X  |    |                     |
 ^ Syntax Higlight       | X  |    |                     |
-^ Auto Word Wrap        | X  |    |                     |
+^ Auto Word Wrap        | X  |    |Esc-$ soft-wrap, Esc-L hard wrap  |
 ^ Line Numbers          |    | X  |M-C displays cursor position |
 ^ Config. Colors        | X  |    |Syntax colors are configurable |
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 ===== Rating =====
-  * Lightweightness:
+  * Lightweightness: ++++
-  * Simpleness:
+  * Simpleness: ++++
-  * Easiness:
+  * Easiness: +++++