We at HowtoForge have already covered the Vim editor in detail. But Vim isn’t the only command line editor that Linux offers. There are several that are popular among one section of Linux users or other. So, with that in mind, here, in this tutorial, we will discuss the basic usage of the Nano editor, as well as some of the features it provides.
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