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Alex Holden wrote: |
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> Why not use nvi instead, it's much smaller and doesn't depend on X. I |
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Oops, I actually meant the "vi" package not the "nvi" package (I thought |
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they were the same thing until I looked closer and realised that vi had |
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installed itself on top of nvi). How come vi installs to /usr/bin |
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instead of /bin - many systems I've seen have a small standalone vi |
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installed in /bin so that an editor is available for disaster recovery |
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purposes if the /usr partition can't be mounted for some reason. |
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------------ Alex Holden - http://www.linuxhacker.org ------------ |
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If it doesn't work, you're not hitting it with a big enough hammer |
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