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Hmmm... Well, it actually sounds like your command line isn't able to find the "nano" command for some reason - it sees the file, just doesn't see the program itself. I'm really not sure why that would be, assuming you're sure you typed everything correctly. Unless for some reason nano got uninstalled, or had it's binary renamed or deleted/moved? *Shrug* What do
Code:
ls -l /usr/bin/nano
and
Code:
dpkg -l | grep nano
give as output?
 

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