Nano Text Editor on Linux Basics - How to Use Nano Tutorial (Beginners Guide)

Nano Text Editor on Linux Basics is a Tutorial on How to Use Nano on Linux / Mac. Learn the basics to navigate, edit, save, and exit a file using Nano. This Nano Text Editor Basics Tutorial will be shown on Linux, and also applies to Mac and Unix based systems. It is intended for beginners learning about Nano.

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0:00 - Checking for Nano
0:37 - Starting to Use Nano
1:37 - Exiting and Saving
2:33 - Creating a New File
2:45 - Cut/Copy/Paste
3:48 - Read in a file
5:00 - Undo/Redo
6:00 - Searching inside a file
7:18 - Navigating Filesystem
8:23 - Find/Replace
9:00 - Advanced Examples

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[mchl_mumo]

Thanks. This is what beginner friendly means

[DCYPT]

Thank you very much for the really good detailed video!

[MiBaLinuxTech]

A, good tutorial very well explanation. Thank for the work!

[AnirudhTammireddy]

off topic. But thanks very much for the VIM tutorial you made all those years ago.
Really good novice friendly explanations. <3

[luce_]

Hello, will there a follow up for this planned in the future? An intermediate or advanced guide?Say i want to navigate to line 31 in the file, etc?

[sardegnamediterranean]

Thanks Man}
I first gave a LIKE >/(

Now the shortcut CTRL T is not "execute" any more, but "spell".
It seems not to work. Does anyone know? I use the current FEREN OS Linux and nano 4.8

Wait... why 4 and not 6??

[joaopauloalbq]

Please make a video of Micro text editor

[AGCC-USA]

All I really wanted to know is how to turn on line numbers. Your video failed me.