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Utilidades del Sistema

nano como un editor de texto para terminal por defecto

Hasta ahora, Fedora no contaba con un editor de texto de terminal predeterminado, ya que la variable de entorno $EDITOR no estaba configurada por defecto. Los usuarios solían usar un editor de texto de terminal al usar, por ejemplo, el comando git commit. En tales situaciones, el sistema de control de versiones git optaba por el editor de texto vi, que presentaba una curva de aprendizaje pronunciada.

In Fedora 33, nano has been set as a default terminal text editor. This change brings the following benefits to users:

  • nano does not require specialist knowledge to use.

  • nano offers familiar graphical text editing experience.

  • nano lowers the barrier to entry for those switching to Fedora, who do not know how to use vi.

  • nano is already installed across most Fedora Editions and Spins.

Fedora continues to install the vim-minimal package which provides vi but not the vim text editor.

Users are able to call vi to edit a file or to change the default editor from nano to vi or vim.

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