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On Jun 14, 2009, at 05:44 PM, Trond Endrest=F8l wrote:
>
> Although longer to type, "less /README" would be a better alternative
> than using vi to view the contents of the file. You could otherwise
> risk the user destroying the README file due to unfamiliarity with
> this particular editor.
I'd say the bigger risk is that the user goes "what the heck is =20
this?!" and gives up, not even managing to quit vi. ;)
(Been there, done that! I'm an avid vim user now, but sure wasn't five =20=

years ago.)

Regards,
Thomas=