Embrace, Extend, Eliminate?

1. Best of luck with that
2. If it works for you then great, that’s the power of freedom/choice
3. Get good
4. Used to be true but nope.
5. I Don’t know and don’t care.
6. That’s not code, it’s a progress bar, but better.

I wouldn’t know tbh. I’ve never had any reason to use anything other than nano for a terminal text editor.

I’m sorry I don’t see how that’s relevant to my point.

I’m saying that of all the text editors, nano is the one that usually takes the least amount of effort to learn and set up. Both of those options require either learning or set up, so why would I choose them if convinience is what I’m after?

All I’m gonna say is than nano is installed on almost every Linux os and has the keyboard shortcuts written on the UI.

I used to distros hop a bunch, not so much anymore.

Not really much point for me these days, arch based distros are so well documented that I can change basically anything I want without reinstalling the os, and Debian is similar for my homelab servers.

I agree, however when I hear this kind of sentiment, I think about how hard big tech has been fighting to make people computer illiterate and how we need to fight harder than ever to get people to understand the machines they use even just a tiny bit more.