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Well I haven't noticed till now, but there is no real editor in /bin to use |
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when you have to recover the system. Of course you can use ed or sed to edit |
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whatever file you have to, but if that's what you want then why have nano on |
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the install cd :) The problem of course only arises when /usr can't be |
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mounted (being an nfs mount or whatever). |
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So wouldn't it be wise to either install nano in /bin if that's gentoo's |
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default editor *sigh* or put vi into /bin as you normally know that on any |
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unix the one editor that's always there is vi. (no I'm not neccessarily |
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talking vim tho it can be made quite small too :)) |
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"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety |
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deserve neither liberty nor safety." |
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Benjamin Franklin |