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Using programs and commands that do not have a graphical user interface (GUI) but are rather controlled by typing text commands into a terminal program, or shell.
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nano only opens the first file given on the command line
Setting up a new MacBook. I like to use pico, so I always remember to add
export EDITOR=nano
alias pico=nano
alias pcio=nano
alias pioc=nano
to my .profile. But I'm still missing something that I use …
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nano only opens the first file given on the command line
macOS nowadays ships with a very old version of pico, instead of nano, by default. (pico doesn't even recognize the standard -v or --version arguments; it treats them as filenames.)
$ which nano
/usr/ …
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