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Most administration on a Unix-like system is done with a text editor editing configuration files, usually under the <code>/etc</code> directory. This document will just outline a few editors to choose from. | Most administration on a Unix-like system is done with a text editor editing configuration files, usually under the <code>/etc</code> directory. This document will just outline a few editors to choose from. | ||
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== Wiki Editors == | == Wiki Editors == | ||
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| + | {{#set:feature description = The [[mw:Extension:WikiEditor]] extension is an extendable framework with a set of feature-based modules that improve the user experience of editing. It is also the editing interface that Wikipedia currently uses }} | ||
| + | {{#set:feature notes = Available as the default editor in this wiki }} | ||
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* [[wp:User:Cacycle/wikEd | wikEd]] is a great [[JavaScript]] implementation of an editor for MediaWiki wikis. | * [[wp:User:Cacycle/wikEd | wikEd]] is a great [[JavaScript]] implementation of an editor for MediaWiki wikis. | ||
* [[mw:Extension:WikiEditor | WikiEditor]] is the extension in use by MediaWiki Foundation currently on all sites. | * [[mw:Extension:WikiEditor | WikiEditor]] is the extension in use by MediaWiki Foundation currently on all sites. | ||
Revision as of 05:26, 14 May 2020
Most administration on a Unix-like system is done with a text editor editing configuration files, usually under the /etc directory. This document will just outline a few editors to choose from.
vi[edit | edit source]
vi (home is http://vim.org) can reliably be expected to be installed on just about any machine or rescue console. More at Vi
emacs[edit | edit source]
joe[edit | edit source]
joe is Joe's Own Editor. This editor uses a minimal amount of your screen, similar to vi, but is a more user-friendly editor that allows a user to position the cursor with the arrow keys and type. Ctrl-K-H can be pressed at any time to get a listing of additional commands available.
nano[edit | edit source]
nano is the free software implementation of pico which is a popular editor for new users. Usage should be pretty clear as the common commands are all printed out on the screen for you.
TextPad[edit | edit source]
TextPad is a free, powerful, general purpose editor for plain text files that works in Windows.
Wiki Editors[edit | edit source]
Text Editor 
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| Description: | The WikiEditor extension is an extendable framework with a set of feature-based modules that improve the user experience of editing. It is also the editing interface that Wikipedia currently uses |
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| Notes: | Available as the default editor in this wiki |
- wikEd is a great JavaScript implementation of an editor for MediaWiki wikis.
- WikiEditor is the extension in use by MediaWiki Foundation currently on all sites.
- Visual editor is the ultimate in edit experience for 'simplicity' and lowering the bar for new contributors to the wiki since editing is so close to using a word processor.
