OK, so now that we know some of the command line stuff, let's talk about some Linux text centers.
So Linux has various tech centers that, you know, are typically installed by default and you can use
them to enter your files.
There's V, which is my preferred text editors, all really old school, a little bit more difficult
to use, but it's so very powerful.
If you learn the different shortcuts and commands and such then as VM, which is just an updated version
of the improved user interface and just some new features.
There's Nano, which is user friendly, and you should probably start out with NATO if you're a beginner.
And then there's also a leaf pad, is it?
Sex ed uses the graphical interface for editing, which is more similar to what you're going to find,
you know, like with Windows or something.
And you can also just try, you know, if you need to download it with a bit, actually install each
pad and then you'll be good to go.
So you'll choose pretty much which one of these you want to use.
So I recommend that you don't in play around with them and see, you know, what works best for you.
I'll show you guys really quickly, each one looks like and then you can choose from there.
OK, so we're back on the Linux terminal, so I'm going to show you V and then I just do I still have
the test file here.
So this thing, the test file now.
So this is very, very basic kind of almost clearers terminal and allows you to type.
So what you need to do with V, you have to hit the entire key or the IP typically before you can actually
start to type.
So you see when you see insert mode down there, you can actually start typing.
So if I type in, you know, hey, this is a really cool class.
When are you going to teach another?
There you go.
So when you're done typing and inserting something into me, you can escape.
And then now, no matter if you hit keys or anything, you see them popping up at the bottom.
It's not going to answer them into the file because I'm no longer in certain mode.
And with V, you have to be outside of consumers.
So you would hit escape.
And if you want to save the file, you would do Colen and then you would do right.
And that saves the file.
So now it says as written, so save the file.
So then when we quit, you can also Lyness these commands.
They said if you want to write and then quit afterwards, you can do it like this and then quit.
So now let's actually look at a test for this.
Another Linux command is very useful, as called Sceats Cat and then the filename and a little like
print out on the screen.
What's inside of that file.
So there you go.
Hey, this is a really cool class.
When are you going to teach?
Another day.
You know, them is pretty much the same thing, just in different features.
So it's not really worth showing because then there's Nanos a little bit different.
So now it's as far to as little bit more of like almost Buie type of feel was a little bit easier as
some of the commands down there just so that you guys know exactly what to do.
And when you see that little carrot, it just means that the control.
So if I want to say the control oh is going to ask you the following name, you could change that if
you want to enter.
Now, I wrote the file and then you get control X to exit the go and then is also.
So as you can see, Leaford isn't installed on here, but that's no problem.
We could just do a pseudo ABC dash, install the pad.
OK, so as you can see, we're not going to be able to install Liefeld on this version of colonics.
We'd have to go and update the sources list for the repository that it pulls from in order for, you
know, this distribution to find it.
But what we can do is we can actually use a different sects that it is already on here by default.
So if you just click the little Khaliq on appearance's text editor and then bam, you have a text that
are just like you used to like on Windows or OSX and everything.
So that's definitely an option on something in the resources.
If you guys want to actually learn how to go and edit this file, because it would be good hands on
and kind of like experiment for you guys in a little lab to go edit a file and see if it works and try
to update install the application.