In the Linux Editor, nano is used. 1. When will nano be used? Generally, the network is very stuck. When using vim/vi for ssh, the window will die, or the server will crash. 2. how to use it? Open www.2cto.com or create a new file # disable automatic line feed for the nano file name # Save the modified nano-w/etc/fstab by pressing Ctrl + O to exit, press Ctrl + X. If you have not modified the file and accidentally pressed the save key, you can press Ctrl + C to cancel www.2cto.com to cut a whole line when requesting to confirm the file name, press Ctrl + K to paste Ctrl + U. If you want to use more precise cut control, you need to mark the text. Move the cursor to the beginning of the cut text and press Ctrl + 6 (or Alt + ). Move the cursor to the end of the text to be cut: The Marked text is reversed. To unmark the text, press Ctrl + 6 again. Press Ctrl + K to cut the marked text and press Ctrl + U to paste it. When you want to Search for a specific text, you just need to think of "WhereIs" instead of "Search. Press Ctrl + W, type the string you want to search for, and then press Enter. To search for the same string again, press Alt + W. Note: In the nano help document, the Ctrl-key is expressed as an escape character (^), so Ctrl + W is written as ^ W, and so on. Alt-key is expressed as an M (from "Meta"), so Alt + W is written as M-W.