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How to show all lines in nano linux
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I have a VPS with Ubuntu running on it. I have a text file I opened with nano. However there are too many lines there and only the first 20 or so lines get displayed. After those 20 lines is this:
How do I make it display the rest? I can jump to some line using Ctrl+_, but I'd rather have the whole file displayed so I could scroll my way through it.
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I have a VPS with Ubuntu running on it. I have a text file I opened with nano. However there are too many lines there and only the first 20 or so lines get displayed. After those 20 lines is this:
How do I make it display the rest? I can jump to some line using Ctrl+_, but I'd rather have the whole file displayed so I could scroll my way through it.
14.04 command-line nano
asked 1 hour ago
parsecerparsecer
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Use the <up> and <down> arrow keys - it's magic & scrolls (nano is not my favorite editor, but you chose it)
– guiverc
1 hour ago
@guiverc Do you mean Ctrl+Up and Ctrl+Down or simply Up and Down? Which editor would you recommend?
– parsecer
1 hour ago
2
I don't usenano, I just opened a term &nano jounr..(a big text file) and arrow keys scrolled the text file up & down for me (somewhat jerky, it scrolled a few lines each time (not the one line I like withvieworvim- but I've been usingvisince the end 80s so anything else wouldn't feel like home)
– guiverc
1 hour ago
@guiverc Thank you for the answer. Currently all command line editors feel foreign to me and I'm constantly afraid to screw things up. But I'll check outvim.
– parsecer
13 mins ago
1
Note, if you only want to read the file, uselessormore
– glenn jackman
7 mins ago
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I have a VPS with Ubuntu running on it. I have a text file I opened with nano. However there are too many lines there and only the first 20 or so lines get displayed. After those 20 lines is this:
How do I make it display the rest? I can jump to some line using Ctrl+_, but I'd rather have the whole file displayed so I could scroll my way through it.
14.04 command-line nano
asked 1 hour ago
parsecerparsecer
1012
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I have a VPS with Ubuntu running on it. I have a text file I opened with nano. However there are too many lines there and only the first 20 or so lines get displayed. After those 20 lines is this:
How do I make it display the rest? I can jump to some line using Ctrl+_, but I'd rather have the whole file displayed so I could scroll my way through it.
14.04 command-line nano
14.04 command-line nano
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1
Use the <up> and <down> arrow keys - it's magic & scrolls (nano is not my favorite editor, but you chose it)
– guiverc
1 hour ago
@guiverc Do you mean Ctrl+Up and Ctrl+Down or simply Up and Down? Which editor would you recommend?
– parsecer
1 hour ago
2
I don't usenano, I just opened a term &nano jounr..(a big text file) and arrow keys scrolled the text file up & down for me (somewhat jerky, it scrolled a few lines each time (not the one line I like withvieworvim- but I've been usingvisince the end 80s so anything else wouldn't feel like home)
– guiverc
1 hour ago
@guiverc Thank you for the answer. Currently all command line editors feel foreign to me and I'm constantly afraid to screw things up. But I'll check outvim.
– parsecer
13 mins ago
1
Note, if you only want to read the file, uselessormore
– glenn jackman
7 mins ago
add a comment |
1
Use the <up> and <down> arrow keys - it's magic & scrolls (nano is not my favorite editor, but you chose it)
– guiverc
1 hour ago
@guiverc Do you mean Ctrl+Up and Ctrl+Down or simply Up and Down? Which editor would you recommend?
– parsecer
1 hour ago
2
I don't usenano, I just opened a term &nano jounr..(a big text file) and arrow keys scrolled the text file up & down for me (somewhat jerky, it scrolled a few lines each time (not the one line I like withvieworvim- but I've been usingvisince the end 80s so anything else wouldn't feel like home)
– guiverc
1 hour ago
@guiverc Thank you for the answer. Currently all command line editors feel foreign to me and I'm constantly afraid to screw things up. But I'll check outvim.
– parsecer
13 mins ago
1
Note, if you only want to read the file, uselessormore
– glenn jackman
7 mins ago
1
1
Use the <up> and <down> arrow keys - it's magic & scrolls (nano is not my favorite editor, but you chose it)
– guiverc
1 hour ago
Use the <up> and <down> arrow keys - it's magic & scrolls (nano is not my favorite editor, but you chose it)
– guiverc
1 hour ago
@guiverc Do you mean Ctrl+Up and Ctrl+Down or simply Up and Down? Which editor would you recommend?
– parsecer
1 hour ago
@guiverc Do you mean Ctrl+Up and Ctrl+Down or simply Up and Down? Which editor would you recommend?
– parsecer
1 hour ago
2
2
I don't use
nano , I just opened a term & nano jounr.. (a big text file) and arrow keys scrolled the text file up & down for me (somewhat jerky, it scrolled a few lines each time (not the one line I like with view or vim - but I've been using vi since the end 80s so anything else wouldn't feel like home)– guiverc
1 hour ago
I don't use
nano , I just opened a term & nano jounr.. (a big text file) and arrow keys scrolled the text file up & down for me (somewhat jerky, it scrolled a few lines each time (not the one line I like with view or vim - but I've been using vi since the end 80s so anything else wouldn't feel like home)– guiverc
1 hour ago
@guiverc Thank you for the answer. Currently all command line editors feel foreign to me and I'm constantly afraid to screw things up. But I'll check out
vim.– parsecer
13 mins ago
@guiverc Thank you for the answer. Currently all command line editors feel foreign to me and I'm constantly afraid to screw things up. But I'll check out
vim.– parsecer
13 mins ago
1
1
Note, if you only want to read the file, use
less or more– glenn jackman
7 mins ago
Note, if you only want to read the file, use
less or more– glenn jackman
7 mins ago
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Use the <up> and <down> arrow keys - it's magic & scrolls (nano is not my favorite editor, but you chose it)
– guiverc
1 hour ago
@guiverc Do you mean Ctrl+Up and Ctrl+Down or simply Up and Down? Which editor would you recommend?
– parsecer
1 hour ago
2
I don't use
nano, I just opened a term &nano jounr..(a big text file) and arrow keys scrolled the text file up & down for me (somewhat jerky, it scrolled a few lines each time (not the one line I like withvieworvim- but I've been usingvisince the end 80s so anything else wouldn't feel like home)– guiverc
1 hour ago
@guiverc Thank you for the answer. Currently all command line editors feel foreign to me and I'm constantly afraid to screw things up. But I'll check out
vim.– parsecer
13 mins ago
1
Note, if you only want to read the file, use
lessormore– glenn jackman
7 mins ago