Description
Editing files on a server, Vim is unfriendly to newcomers and nano is too bare. micro strikes the balance: it works in the terminal like a graphical editor, with intuitive Ctrl+C copy, Ctrl+V paste and Ctrl+S save, and even mouse selection.
Drop a single binary on the box and it runs, with built-in syntax highlighting and color schemes, no config; it also supports multiple cursors, plugins and Lua scripting. Cross-platform, open source and free, a handy pick for editing over SSH.
Comfortable in the terminal: Intuitive Ctrl+C/V/S shortcuts so newcomers are productive at once.
Batteries included: Runs from a single binary with syntax highlighting and colors, no config.
Mouse and multi-cursor: Mouse selection and multiple cursors for easy bulk edits.
Extensible and open: Plugins and Lua scripting, cross-platform, open source and free.
Drop a single binary on the box and it runs, with built-in syntax highlighting and color schemes, no config; it also supports multiple cursors, plugins and Lua scripting. Cross-platform, open source and free, a handy pick for editing over SSH.
Features
Comfortable in the terminal: Intuitive Ctrl+C/V/S shortcuts so newcomers are productive at once.
Batteries included: Runs from a single binary with syntax highlighting and colors, no config.
Mouse and multi-cursor: Mouse selection and multiple cursors for easy bulk edits.
Extensible and open: Plugins and Lua scripting, cross-platform, open source and free.
