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The command nano --ignorercfiles
is used to launch the nano
text editor while ignoring any configuration files specified in the nanorc
configuration files.
The nano
text editor is a command-line text editing program available in Unix-based operating systems. It provides a simple and user-friendly interface for creating and editing text files.
By default, nano
reads the configuration files specified in the nanorc
file, which consists of various settings and options for customizing the behavior and appearance of the editor. These configuration files can be found in locations such as /etc/nanorc
or ~/.nanorc
.
However, if the --ignorercfiles
option is added while running nano
, it will tell nano
to disregard the settings specified in the nanorc
file. This can be useful if you want to launch nano
with a clean slate, without any customizations or preferences.
In summary, using the nano --ignorercfiles
command will open the nano
text editor without considering the configuration files specified in the nanorc
file.