top | item 10569515 (no title) rlongstaff | 10 years ago I've just installed it from the Ubuntu 15.10 Software Centre (v3.0.1-2). discuss order hn newest ansgri|10 years ago It's of course available, but not installed by default, and when e.g. you git commit from console, it by default launches Nano with its counterintuitive shortcuts. drdaeman|10 years ago Put `export EDITOR=ne` line in your `~/.profile` (or `~/.bashrc` or `~/.zshrc` or whatever). That should do the trick. maxerickson|10 years ago I was trying to git better the other day and one of the early suggestions in something I looked at was to set a comfortable default editor.
ansgri|10 years ago It's of course available, but not installed by default, and when e.g. you git commit from console, it by default launches Nano with its counterintuitive shortcuts. drdaeman|10 years ago Put `export EDITOR=ne` line in your `~/.profile` (or `~/.bashrc` or `~/.zshrc` or whatever). That should do the trick. maxerickson|10 years ago I was trying to git better the other day and one of the early suggestions in something I looked at was to set a comfortable default editor.
drdaeman|10 years ago Put `export EDITOR=ne` line in your `~/.profile` (or `~/.bashrc` or `~/.zshrc` or whatever). That should do the trick.
maxerickson|10 years ago I was trying to git better the other day and one of the early suggestions in something I looked at was to set a comfortable default editor.
ansgri|10 years ago
drdaeman|10 years ago
maxerickson|10 years ago