GNU nano 3.0 was released this Sunday. Linux Terminal nano is a popular text based editor. While veteran users may prefer vim, nano is simpler to use and beginner friendly. It is also easier to save and exit from a file on nano, unlike Vim.
Termed as “Water Flowing Underground”, nano 3.0 sees improvements in speed, usability, and improvements. The major improvements include:
Nano is the default text editor on many popular Linux distributions and is preinstalled.
For nano 3.0 your Linux distribution will update it. It will take some time before you’ll see this in your system updates.
These are the major changes in GNU nano 3.0. For a full list and a changelog and bug fixes, visit the GNU website.
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