"Steven C. Darnold" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK, here's the simple answer. If the remote computer
> is in single-user mode, it won't accept remote logins
> and no editor is going to do you any good.
Except for any that are there anyhow. Which probably includes...
vi
The only point is that sometimes an 'ugly' editor such as vi is your only
available option, and only knowing a "full-featured" editor can be a
challenge. Not unlike the benefit of knowing edlin/edit or (God forbid) copy
con: If you're on a network and have a full, functional system and GUI
available, BY ALL MEANS use it for Pete's sake. And if you're adept at
whipping up remote x sessions, hey all the better. In the meantime, when
something's gone wrong and you just need to twiddle a config file to get
back online...
- Bob
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