Linux for Programmers #8 | Text Editors: Nano, Vim, Emacs
In this Linux for programmers tutorial, we’re going to be discussing some common Linux text editors, and how to use them. The two text editors that come by default with Ubuntu are Vim and Nano, which we’ll be going over at length. At the end of the video, I’ll very quickly show you the Emacs text editor in case you care to use it.
Chapters:
0:00 – Intro
1:00 – Nano
5:30 – Vim/Vi
11:28 – Sudo Explanation
12:14 – Emacs
13:22 – Outro
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