Linux under nano command use guide __linux

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1. When to use the nano.   The general network is very card, ssh when a vim/vi on the dead window, or the condition of the crash 2. How to use. Open or create a new file #nano file name disables wrapping #nano-W/etc/fstab Save changes Ctrl+o exit, press Ctrl+x If you have not modified and accidentally pressed the save key, you can press C when you request a confirmation file name Trl+c Cancel to cut a whole line, paste ctrl+u with Ctrl+k If you want to use more precise clipping control, you need to mark the text. Move the cursor to the beginning of the text you want to cut, and press ctrl+6 (or alt+a). Then move the cursor to the end of the text to be clipped: The marked text is reversed. To undo a text marker, simply press the ctrl+6 again.   Use Ctrl+k to cut the marked text and paste it with ctrl+u. Search for specific text when you want to search for a specific text, just think of it as "Where is" rather than "search", and it's easy. Just press Ctrl+w, type the string you want to search for, and then press ENTER.   To search for the same string again, you can press alt+w directly. Note: In the Nano help document, Ctrl-key is represented as a caret (^), so Ctrl+w is written as a ^w, and so on. The alt-key is represented as a m (from "Meta"), so Alt+w is written as m-w.