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    #16
    Re: low screen resolution after live cd installation

    Yes - my first "machine" was an ibm360 magnetic core model with a whopping 4k. I guess that qualifies me to use the term "console". I don't think "Terminal" is any more correct. I usually type "konsole" so everyone knows what I mean.

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      #17
      Re: Healing xorg.conf

      Originally posted by pwabrahams
      For my money, nano is a command-line editor that's far easier to learn and use.
      Agree. I started using vi for quick editing of files from the CLI. It is a (very) powerful editor, but it isn't the easiest to master, that's for sure. nano is much easier to 'learn' and has become my CLI editor of choice.
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        #18
        Re: low screen resolution after live cd installation

        To be honest, I've never tried nano. I learned to use vi back in the days when you had to do lots of fiddling with xorg.conf to get good performance.

        I typically only use it to get back to being able to boot into graphics mode.


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