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I mean, there is nothing to learn in nano. Anyone who has used notepad with only keyboard can do the simple edits. And even the shortcuts for save, search, etc are listed right at the bottom. Vim doesn't have any of that.
apt-get install build-essential git curl fail2ban htop
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
yum update
You are starting a war. Nano might be more intuitive, but vim is an editor designed for keyboard only. Once your brain is trained to be comfortable with the set of key combinations, you might start to appreciate vim. I had a college several years ago, he was murmuring like who the f*** created vi to torture him. A month later, I saw he was using vi happily.
traceroute, nano, htop, nload, wget then the rest varies depending on the machines role(s).
vim, rsync, htop, mtr, fail2ban, git are just a few on top of my head.
aptitude,
htop,
mc
So, at what stage of vim usage involves a frozen fish again?
bash
vim unattended-upgrades iptables-persistent...
apt-get install sl
nano
dma
vnstat
htop
iftop
rsync
clamav
ufw
fail2ban
rkhunter
unattended-upgrades
mtr-tiny
nginx-extras
php5-fpm
php5-mysqlnd
php5-gd
mariadb-server
automysqlbackup
emacs was written by Richard Stallman for UNIX.
Dude, wtf, it was supposed to be a joke
wireshark
iotop
dstat
Then I am afraid that was not a very good joke.
So.... With nano it's 5 minutes.
People say there are no females on LET, but there's contrary evidence right there. Tons of girls here.
I kid...I kid because I love...
I prefer to use vim, but in some condition, I also use nano. Every users may have a different preference, since its all about their own favor. So, no need to argue about this.
I prefer emacs for development, but for editing config files I do prefer nano.
Vim emacs fail2ban htop rsync iotop wireshark clamav rkhunter curl wget traceroute
vnstat -- for those abominable VPS providers who charge an arm and a leg for bandwidth overage.
nano & htop
apt-get install nano curl
nano, curl, screen, python-setuptools and toilet
nano, fail2ban, htop
apt-get install sudo nano curl unzip htop
am i the only one who loves "csf" right after "nano" ?
If it's not already installed: python!
Ansible handles the rest for me.
I used to use CSF on my servers but I decided to try out a combination of ufw and fail2ban and that worked great for me...ufw for the simple iptables frontend and fail2ban for my custom filters that ban a lot of the exploit scanning I get on my Wordpress installs.