It could be nano but I had to press Q to exit which is not nano key binding (Ctrl + X), I never edit PKGBUILD in terminal before, I’ll edit it in Kate if I had to
Dude you’re a time saver, it’s actually less a text editor I never heard of before after I removed it PKGBUILD revert back to what it was before, it probably come with man page package I installed recently
Another way to fix this, would have been to navigate to the pkgbuild file in question, right click, open with, Kate. I’m more familiar with Gnome than KDE but I assume there’s an option to make Kate your default for opening files of that type.
![[Solved]I might have mis-configured something now my PKGBUILD use this vim like editor? I don't even have vim installed, it only print out plain text in the terminal before, how can I revert it back?](https://lemmy.ml/api/v3/image_proxy?url=https%3A%2F%2Flemmy.ca%2Fpictrs%2Fimage%2Ff076d0da-8eda-4695-a438-32f7ea653039.png){kind=link}
It could be nano but I had to press Q to exit which is not nano key binding (Ctrl + X), I never edit PKGBUILD in terminal before, I’ll edit it in Kate if I had to
Idk how to revert it, but for me it looks like
lessDude you’re a time saver, it’s actually less a text editor I never heard of before after I removed it PKGBUILD revert back to what it was before, it probably come with man page package I installed recently
Another way to fix this, would have been to navigate to the pkgbuild file in question, right click, open with, Kate. I’m more familiar with Gnome than KDE but I assume there’s an option to make Kate your default for opening files of that type.
After my first comment i digged into the man page of paru and found that another, although temporary, way is to use
-fm <command>flag