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by dotancohen
3311 days ago
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SSHing into a server implies a basic level of technical competence. The user presumably already knows cd, mv, ls, and family. Why would expecting the user to know a touch of VIM be out of place? That said, any server admin who for whatever reason allows people to SSH in (shared hosting maybe, university, file sharing) should have nano installed. Anything else is just cruel!:wq |
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They probably learned how to do that in a Stack Overflow thread as well. No competence necessary.