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OK, so now that we know some of the command line stuff, let's talk about some Linux text centers.

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So Linux has various tech centers that, you know, are typically installed by default and you can use

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them to enter your files.

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There's V, which is my preferred text editors, all really old school, a little bit more difficult

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to use, but it's so very powerful.

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If you learn the different shortcuts and commands and such then as VM, which is just an updated version

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of the improved user interface and just some new features.

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There's Nano, which is user friendly, and you should probably start out with NATO if you're a beginner.

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And then there's also a leaf pad, is it?

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Sex ed uses the graphical interface for editing, which is more similar to what you're going to find,

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you know, like with Windows or something.

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And you can also just try, you know, if you need to download it with a bit, actually install each

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pad and then you'll be good to go.

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So you'll choose pretty much which one of these you want to use.

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So I recommend that you don't in play around with them and see, you know, what works best for you.

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I'll show you guys really quickly, each one looks like and then you can choose from there.

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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

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the test file here.

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So this thing, the test file now.

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So this is very, very basic kind of almost clearers terminal and allows you to type.

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So what you need to do with V, you have to hit the entire key or the IP typically before you can actually

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start to type.

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So you see when you see insert mode down there, you can actually start typing.

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So if I type in, you know, hey, this is a really cool class.

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When are you going to teach another?

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There you go.

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So when you're done typing and inserting something into me, you can escape.

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And then now, no matter if you hit keys or anything, you see them popping up at the bottom.

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It's not going to answer them into the file because I'm no longer in certain mode.

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And with V, you have to be outside of consumers.

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So you would hit escape.

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And if you want to save the file, you would do Colen and then you would do right.

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And that saves the file.

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So now it says as written, so save the file.

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So then when we quit, you can also Lyness these commands.

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They said if you want to write and then quit afterwards, you can do it like this and then quit.

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So now let's actually look at a test for this.

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Another Linux command is very useful, as called Sceats Cat and then the filename and a little like

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print out on the screen.

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What's inside of that file.

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So there you go.

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Hey, this is a really cool class.

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When are you going to teach?

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Another day.

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You know, them is pretty much the same thing, just in different features.

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So it's not really worth showing because then there's Nanos a little bit different.

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So now it's as far to as little bit more of like almost Buie type of feel was a little bit easier as

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some of the commands down there just so that you guys know exactly what to do.

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And when you see that little carrot, it just means that the control.

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So if I want to say the control oh is going to ask you the following name, you could change that if

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you want to enter.

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Now, I wrote the file and then you get control X to exit the go and then is also.

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So as you can see, Leaford isn't installed on here, but that's no problem.

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We could just do a pseudo ABC dash, install the pad.

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OK, so as you can see, we're not going to be able to install Liefeld on this version of colonics.

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We'd have to go and update the sources list for the repository that it pulls from in order for, you

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know, this distribution to find it.

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But what we can do is we can actually use a different sects that it is already on here by default.

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So if you just click the little Khaliq on appearance's text editor and then bam, you have a text that

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are just like you used to like on Windows or OSX and everything.

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So that's definitely an option on something in the resources.

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If you guys want to actually learn how to go and edit this file, because it would be good hands on

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and kind of like experiment for you guys in a little lab to go edit a file and see if it works and try

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to update install the application.