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in fedora i type nano or gedit and the file name and it will open a text editor
what command does that in mandriva? i don't like vim or vi ...
- 03-23-2008 #1Just Joined!
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in fedora i type nano or gedit and the file name and it will open a text editor
what command does that in mandriva? i don't like vim or vi is there a kedit or can i get gedit in mandriva?
sry if this is a stupid ?
- 03-23-2008 #2forum.guy
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If you are running Gnome, you might have gedit already installed, and kedit comes with KDE. For command line edits I'd think that nano is already installed by default. If not, you could try for pico. It's about the same thing as nano.
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- 03-23-2008 #3Linux Newbie
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If nano is not there you can download it here:
GNU nano
I have started using it since seeing others say to use it for text editing. its fast and small.
- 03-23-2008 #4
Both of those commands are available in the Mandriva software repositories. If you are using KDE, I suggest you use kwrite or kate which are installed by default. As for nano, you can install it using the GUI package manager or by running the command below as root
Its probably a good idea to setup the various main, contrib, plf and updates repos for your version of Mandriva using the instructions available at easyurpmi, so that you have more software available via the repos.Code:urpmi nano
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thanks i ended up find kwrite already it it is gedit with a kwrite titel basically
thanks guys and the easyurpmi was very useful



