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debian editors

skyking

skyking

Lifer
I use pico most of the time, but I miss a feature from my bsd days;
the line output. which editor will show me the line I am working on? let's say I have an error on line 103 of a certain config file. Using freebsd's edit for example, it showed me the line number of the file where I was at.
Edit: OK, I am dumb. I found the current position command.
I do miss the constant printout of current position though, and would like and editor that does that for me. and maybe makes me a cup of coffee..........
 
Vi (and vim) will keep numbers in the left column if you ":set number". They will also continually display line and column numbers at the bottom (actually, I can't even figure out how to turn that off 😛)
 
On my Ubuntu box pico is linked to nano!

:/usr/bin$ ls -al /etc/alternatives/ | grep pico
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 9 2008-01-14 15:49 pico -> /bin/nano
 
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