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Nanorc.org is dedicated to provide Linux tutorials related to CLI (command-line interface) and TUI (text user interface)
applications and tools. It also includes reviews and articles describing various handy applications like audio players,
audio and video encoders/decoders, text editors and many more.
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Where does the name nanorc come from?
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nanorc is the configuration file for the popular text editor Nano, and usually can be found in locations such as
/etc/nanorc and ~/.nanorc. When I wrote my first short tutorial about Nano, which was about editing this file, I
thought that it would be a nice name for a website related to programming and working in command-line. So I
decided to stick to it. The website contains much more than only Nano-related stuff though. By the way, did
you ever wonder what the 'rc' stands for in all those configuration files? It means 'run command'.
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What other stuff can I find here?
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I usually write here any tip or tutorial related to command-line, and I also include scripting and programming
stuff. An introduction to Linux CLI using Bash is also in the works. I also include configuration
options and configuration files for various tools like Vim, Emacs, Irssi and so on.
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Sure! I invite you to send me feedback related to this website at the email address mentioned below. You have
a suggestion, correction or addition? Just mail me at:
floydian.embryo@yahoo.com
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