What Editor do you Use?
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I use vi when I'm SSHed into my Linux boxes, but other than that... I need something that uses a mouse 
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I wouldn't be surprised if you hate vi 
have a look at nano. and gvim is graphical vim with mouse support.
have a look at nano. and gvim is graphical vim with mouse support.
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Keywords: SSH plus no X.
that's what I suggested nano for, which doesn't have the potential frustrations of vi.
and the gvim suggestion was in case you love vi
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