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On 2009-11-11, Aaron W Hsu <arcfide@local> wrote:

Hope you like it! Let me know what you think.

Excellent news Aaron, I will be setting up nn again this weekend. I will
admit to abandoning it a few months ago because of the hostname issue :).
I see your changes are in -current as well:

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n/nn-6.7.3-i486-3.txz: Rebuilt.
Patched to retrieve hostname from /etc/HOSTNAME, use gpg rather than pgp,
and to use correct sizeof(long) depending on the system architecture.
Thanks to Aaron W. Hsu.
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Thanks for making the effort!

Andrew
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andrew <andrew@skamandros.invalid> writes:

Excellent news Aaron, I will be setting up nn again this weekend. I will >admit to abandoning it a few months ago because of the hostname issue :).
I see your changes are in -current as well:

Yes, sorry about the delay. Sometimes it takes a while for me to get
around to things. :-)

+---------
n/nn-6.7.3-i486-3.txz: Rebuilt.
Patched to retrieve hostname from /etc/HOSTNAME, use gpg rather than pgp,
and to use correct sizeof(long) depending on the system architecture.
Thanks to Aaron W. Hsu.
+-------

Pat was remarkably friendly and willing to accept the patches.

Aaron W. Hsu
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Aaron W. Hsu <arcfide@local> writes:

Yes, sorry about the delay. Sometimes it takes a while for me to get
around to things. :-)

Well, it took me a while to relearn nn as well :). I don't suppose
by any wild chance you managed to ever get vim working with nn? I
I have tried and failed several times and I can tell you I am not
really a nano fan!

Andrew
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In alt.os.linux.slackware andrew <andrew@skamandros.invalid> wrote:

Aaron W. Hsu <arcfide@local> writes:

Yes, sorry about the delay. Sometimes it takes a while for me to
get around to things. :-)

Well, it took me a while to relearn nn as well :). I don't suppose
by any wild chance you managed to ever get vim working with nn? I
I have tried and failed several times and I can tell you I am not
really a nano fan!

If memory serves, nn uses the default editor. You can set the
default editor in your .profile file.

EXPORT EDITOR=/usr/bin/vim

or some such should do it...

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andrew <andrew@skamandros.invalid> writes:

Aaron W. Hsu <arcfide@local> writes:

Yes, sorry about the delay. Sometimes it takes a while for me to get
around to things. :-)

Well, it took me a while to relearn nn as well :). I don't suppose
by any wild chance you managed to ever get vim working with nn? I
I have tried and failed several times and I can tell you I am not
really a nano fan!

NN uses your default editor. Currently, I have it using NEdit. You just
make sure that your EDITOR environment is set correctly. Also, feel free
to check out the NN FAQ, which is still relevant. There are also
relevant posts about the configuration file in the nn newsgroup which
makes a difference when you're trying to do something that the NN
documentation doesn't make perfectly clear.

Aaron W. Hsu
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andrew <andrew@skamandros.invalid> writes:

Aaron W. Hsu <arcfide@local> writes:

Well, it took me a while to relearn nn as well :). I don't suppose
by any wild chance you managed to ever get vim working with nn? I
I have tried and failed several times and I can tell you I am not
really a nano fan!

NN uses your default editor. Currently, I have it using NEdit. You
just make sure that your EDITOR environment is set correctly.
Also, feel free to check out the NN FAQ, which is still relevant.
There are also relevant posts about the configuration file in the
nn newsgroup which makes a difference when you're trying to do
something that the NN documentation doesn't make perfectly clear.

Um, we already said this. And we said it with more clarity, as
well. Try and keep up.

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