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Vi, or emacs, or nano, or kate, or gedit, or some other text editor (I prefer nano).
You'll have to edit the file as root. So su which should let you become root (and prompt for your password). Generally, as good habit when you're mucking around with config files, the first thing you should type as root is cp inittab inittab.orig or some other name (you're making a backup copy). Then type nano /etc/inittab. Once you've made changes, hit Ctrl-X and it will prompt you to save the file. Hit "Y" and it should save and close. Then reboot and it should all work...
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