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Originally Posted by nocturnx
I tried and for some reason it said -bash edit is not a valid command or something similar. I ended up just putting the cd 1 in and reinstalled it and it booted up into kde with all my settings and files and the background I had set so I dont know what the deal was.
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Not to make you feel bad, but there is no such command 'edit' in linux (unless you make an symbolic link or alias to an existing command. pico is a good beginners editor, and vi is good for more advanced users. Theres also emacs, but I have no experience with that one.
Regards,
Michael
P.S. There are many other editors not mentioned above, but those are the more popular ones.