Ubuntu Reset crontab-e Default Editor

If this is the first time you have performed "Crontab-e", you will be prompted to select an editor and select the appropriate editor. I chose "4", vim.

2. Select an editor. To change later, run ' Select-editor '.

4. /bin/ed

6. /bin/nano <----easiest

8. /usr/bin/vim.basic

10. /usr/bin/vim.tiny

14. Choose 1-4 [2]:

    
    

On the first-line server set up a scheduled task, accidentally selected Nano, because the previous contact is Redhat series, not accustomed to use Nano, so want to reset, online check the next, seemingly no.

Helpless, from the installation of a server test, found that when you first crontab-e to choose the editor when you will remind you: in the future to change the selection, input Select-editor

Alas, it is not careful enough.

sudo select-editor choose Vim to fix.

Ubuntu Reset crontab-e Default Editor