Re: Tutorial for editing files on (UNIX) servers

Hi,

yes, i did, but this is just a very basic howto for nano not sure if
that is enough .... if we want a howto/link collection for remote
editing, in my opinion, we have to cut it down to only a couple of
possibilities otherwise it will be really because there are so many
different solutions like:
- ssh and a remote editor
- vnc
- sshfs
- nx/neatx
- ssh with x forward
- a sftp/ftp client
- ...

cheers

/sven



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