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i have been trying to find the nano or pine text editor for suse 10 64bit architecture but unable to find it and use it. i am not interested in vi editor. i have been using nano for fedora/RHEL for a long time. it will be very pleasure for me if somebody help me in finding rpm of nano/pico for suse 64bit architecture. thanks
The above link does have pico but it could have unsolved dependencies if installed that way. Use the package manager to install it so that, dependencies for pico, if any, would also be installed with it automatically. Use Yast.
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Nano /pico text editor required for SUSE10
