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Problems with the nano editor
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When I'm editing in nano, after a while I get the command console inside the editor. I attach an image with the nano problem
command-line nano
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When I'm editing in nano, after a while I get the command console inside the editor. I attach an image with the nano problem
command-line nano
edited May 28 at 21:40
Byte Commander♦
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asked May 28 at 21:39
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Possible duplicate of How to edit files in a terminal with nano?
– karel
May 28 at 21:52
@karel No, the issue is that when I use the nano to edit and I'm inside the file I want to edit and start repeating, it goes out of the editor and shows the console.
– Nicolas Flores Muñoz
May 28 at 22:03
That console thing at the bottom of nano is part of nano text editor and it's supposed to be there.
– karel
May 28 at 22:14
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When I'm editing in nano, after a while I get the command console inside the editor. I attach an image with the nano problem
command-line nano
edited May 28 at 21:40
Byte Commander♦
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asked May 28 at 21:39
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When I'm editing in nano, after a while I get the command console inside the editor. I attach an image with the nano problem
command-line nano
command-line nano
edited May 28 at 21:40
Byte Commander♦
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asked May 28 at 21:39
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edited May 28 at 21:40
Byte Commander♦
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asked May 28 at 21:39
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edited May 28 at 21:40
Byte Commander♦
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edited May 28 at 21:40
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edited May 28 at 21:40
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asked May 28 at 21:39
Nicolas Flores MuñozNicolas Flores Muñoz
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asked May 28 at 21:39
Nicolas Flores MuñozNicolas Flores Muñoz
163 bronze badges
asked May 28 at 21:39
Nicolas Flores MuñozNicolas Flores Muñoz
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163 bronze badges
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Possible duplicate of How to edit files in a terminal with nano?
– karel
May 28 at 21:52
@karel No, the issue is that when I use the nano to edit and I'm inside the file I want to edit and start repeating, it goes out of the editor and shows the console.
– Nicolas Flores Muñoz
May 28 at 22:03
That console thing at the bottom of nano is part of nano text editor and it's supposed to be there.
– karel
May 28 at 22:14
add a comment
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Possible duplicate of How to edit files in a terminal with nano?
– karel
May 28 at 21:52
@karel No, the issue is that when I use the nano to edit and I'm inside the file I want to edit and start repeating, it goes out of the editor and shows the console.
– Nicolas Flores Muñoz
May 28 at 22:03
That console thing at the bottom of nano is part of nano text editor and it's supposed to be there.
– karel
May 28 at 22:14
1
1
Possible duplicate of How to edit files in a terminal with nano?
– karel
May 28 at 21:52
Possible duplicate of How to edit files in a terminal with nano?
– karel
May 28 at 21:52
@karel No, the issue is that when I use the nano to edit and I'm inside the file I want to edit and start repeating, it goes out of the editor and shows the console.
– Nicolas Flores Muñoz
May 28 at 22:03
@karel No, the issue is that when I use the nano to edit and I'm inside the file I want to edit and start repeating, it goes out of the editor and shows the console.
– Nicolas Flores Muñoz
May 28 at 22:03
That console thing at the bottom of nano is part of nano text editor and it's supposed to be there.
– karel
May 28 at 22:14
That console thing at the bottom of nano is part of nano text editor and it's supposed to be there.
– karel
May 28 at 22:14
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I know the error that caused the nano to close automatically and leave me in the command console. The problem is that the file I was accessing was in the container and the status of the container was "Up to 2 minutes (health: start)", which caused the container to restart from time to time and for each restart to exit the editor "nano".
answered May 28 at 22:19
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I know the error that caused the nano to close automatically and leave me in the command console. The problem is that the file I was accessing was in the container and the status of the container was "Up to 2 minutes (health: start)", which caused the container to restart from time to time and for each restart to exit the editor "nano".
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I know the error that caused the nano to close automatically and leave me in the command console. The problem is that the file I was accessing was in the container and the status of the container was "Up to 2 minutes (health: start)", which caused the container to restart from time to time and for each restart to exit the editor "nano".
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I know the error that caused the nano to close automatically and leave me in the command console. The problem is that the file I was accessing was in the container and the status of the container was "Up to 2 minutes (health: start)", which caused the container to restart from time to time and for each restart to exit the editor "nano".
answered May 28 at 22:19
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I know the error that caused the nano to close automatically and leave me in the command console. The problem is that the file I was accessing was in the container and the status of the container was "Up to 2 minutes (health: start)", which caused the container to restart from time to time and for each restart to exit the editor "nano".
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Possible duplicate of How to edit files in a terminal with nano?
– karel
May 28 at 21:52
@karel No, the issue is that when I use the nano to edit and I'm inside the file I want to edit and start repeating, it goes out of the editor and shows the console.
– Nicolas Flores Muñoz
May 28 at 22:03
That console thing at the bottom of nano is part of nano text editor and it's supposed to be there.
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May 28 at 22:14