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<0> there are others too
<0> but pico is what I think is the easiest one to use
<1> dude, i cant edit it without root permissions, so i gotta do it thorugh terminal
<0> yeah
<0> in terminal
<1> pico is fe right?
<1> or no?
<0> in terminal write: sudo pico file.conf
<0> ofc you have to replace file.conf with whatever you want to edit
<0> and if you're not in the correct directory you will need to add the path to it
<1> ok i got it open
<1> but it isnt letting me type
<1> yet again
<0> did you use sudo?
<1> yep
<0> ok that's weird :o
<1> and i was root
<1> before i did sudo
<0> oh
<0> then dont do sudo
<1> wait, for osme eried reason its letting me type now
<0> good :)
<0> when you made your changes just press ctrl+x
<0> and save over the old file
<0> backup is recommended :)
<1> uhm, ok whats the command for backup
<1> and whats the command for saving it
<0> a backup is made easily by just typing: cp file file_backup
<0> cp is the copy command
<1> ok
<0> when you have the editor open, and have made the changes you want, just press ctrl and X
<0> then it will ask you what you want to do
<0> just save over the old file
<1> ok awesoe
<1> thanks dude
<0> you're welcome :)
<2> hey sas
<2> -him
<2> i repooled
<2> ok, now when i open the files, apparently when i saved it, it saved the file as file.conf.save
<2> and i open the files i tried to edit, and my changes are not there
<1> any ideas?
<1> or should i just log in as the user tooy
<1> root*
<1> and stop ****ing around in the terminal?
<0> uhm
<0> terminal should be fine
<0> did you at any point manually type "save"?
<1> no
<1> i hot ztrl x
<1> and i hit y
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