Subject: Re: Setting up NetBSD for the first time
To: Adam Liette <kb8ydx@yahoo.com>
From: brendan burns <bburns@wso.williams.edu>
List: port-mac68k
Date: 05/30/2000 15:28:54
Try running "ldconfig"  and make sure that /usr/pkg/lib is in your
/etc/ld.so.conf (something like that anyway) file.

However you should learn how to use "vi" since its the editor that comes
packaged NetBSD.  It's pretty easy actually:
type "vi <file>"
once vi is running:
'h' moves back a letter
'l' moves forward a letter
'j' moves back a line
'k' moves forward a line
'i' puts you into insert mode, anything you now type will be inserted at
the current cursor position.
esc takes you out of insert mode.
":w" saves the current file
":q" quits
'dd' deletes the current line
'd'-space deletes the current character
'dw' deletes the current word.

Check out the man page for further details.

Brendan