I have enjoyed reading the articles about various lesser known editors, both console-based and graphical user interface.
I know of a few more editors that I have not seen mentioned, but may have missed. The levee editor is has one of the smallest binary images I've ever seen, even smaller than ed if I remember correctly, yet it's very similar in function to vi - but lacks much help; you have to be an experienced editor user to use it, but it's small and fast, even more so than e3, jed and ed if you can believe it!
There are actually at least three variations of these commands. The original paging command was more; in the typical "UNIX way", a command called less was added, and if that is not enough, a third, much less-known variation, " most" was added as well. Documentation below.
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I have enjoyed reading the articles about various lesser known editors, both console-based and graphical user interface.
I know of a few more editors that I have not seen mentioned, but may have missed. The levee editor is has one of the smallest binary images I've ever seen, even smaller than ed if I remember correctly, yet it's very similar in function to vi - but lacks much help; you have to be an experienced editor user to use it, but it's small and fast, even more so than e3, jed and ed if you can believe it!
There are actually at least three variations of these commands. The original paging command was more; in the typical "UNIX way", a command called less was added, and if that is not enough, a third, much less-known variation, " most" was added as well. Documentation below.
https://www.ostechnix.com/the-difference-between-more-l ess-and-most-commands/
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/81129/what-are-the-differences…