Setting up network

[James Wilkinson]

Richard E Miles wrote:
> enter vimtutor at a terminal.
> follow tutorial to learn vim

It's good to know vi (I'm writing this in it). It's available on
practically any Unix you're likely to need to use.

But it's not the easiest thing in the world to learn. Don't get put off
the OS by the editor.

You may find nano, gedit, or kwrite more to your tastes.

James.

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