Difference between revisions of "Editors"

Latest revision as of 21:36, 21 February 2024

During the course, you will have to edit scripts, protocols and other files.
Our server has several editors installed.
If you can use graphical interface, we recommend kate, which is used similarly as Windows-based editors.
If you need to work in a text-only mode (slow connection or no X support):
- As a simple editor you can use nano (see keyboard shortcuts at the bottom of the screen).
- More advanced editors include vim, emacs, ne (read tutorials before starting using them).
When working from Windows, you can also connect to the server via WinScp and edit the files using WinScp built-in editors or other editors installed on your computer (see Connecting_to_server).
When working from Linux, you can mount your home directory using sshfs and again use editors installed on your computer (see Connecting_to_server).

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 ** As a simple editor you can use [https://nano-editor.org/ nano] (see keyboard shortcuts at the bottom of the screen).
 ** More advanced editors include [https://www.vim.org/ vim], [https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/ emacs], [https://ne.di.unimi.it/ ne] (read tutorials before starting using them).
-* When working from Windows, you can also connect to the server via WinScp and edit the files using WinScp built-in editors or other editors installed on your computer.
+* When working from Windows, you can also connect to the server via WinScp and edit the files using WinScp built-in editors or other editors installed on your computer (see [[Connecting_to_server]]).
-* When working from Linux, you can mount your home directory using sshfs and again use editors installed on your computer.
+* When working from Linux, you can mount your home directory using sshfs and again use editors installed on your computer (see [[Connecting_to_server]]).