On 03/23/2017 03:30 AM, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
On Wed, 22 Mar 2017 22:31:34 -0400, Eli Schwartz via aur-general wrote:
nano (vi is the standard, and *I* don't even want to include that because vim)
For modern Linux distros nano has become a standard as well. What's bad with providing it by base? Linux isn't UNIX from the 70s. Also, I'm not using reiser, but what is so problematic with including reiserfsprogs? It at least was a Linux FS preferred as default FS for e.g. Suse a few years back? It's idiotic to discuss such trivialities. Some prefer it more old school others less old school. You are more old school but that's not enough, you even want to discuss what belongs to the old school.
Because you are either an idiot or being deliberately unhelpful? You may not have realized, but the post you are replying to was arguing for a defined minimally bootable runnable operating system. What Suse used as a default FS is so completely irrelevant you should win an award... Also, stop discriminating against emacs and Atom, which by the same logic also belong in base because "stop being so old school". (I really didn't realize that there was *anyone* who considered the objectively horrible nano a standard. Almost any other editor ever, aside from MS Notepad, is better in every respect.... Did anyone else ever hear of this?) -- Eli Schwartz