>I asked ChatGPT to generate a set of satirical commands that poke fun at how basic tasks that can be complex on Linux. So it wasn't a hallucination, it was intended as satire.
Satire only hits the spot when it's somewhat based in reality.
I think the problem is that your lack of experience with Linux is preventing you from recognizing what's funny and what's just incorrect...
>Below are the commands to set Nano as the default editor from geeksforgeeks, and they're real. In Windows this can be accomplished by right clicking a text file, selecting properties, and pushing the "change default program" button.
Here again... why would you set a TERMINAL text editor like Nano to be your default GUI based text editor? Your lack of understanding is what's holding you back. A terminal text editor is invoked with a TERMINAL command directly. There are no defaults to set.
Setting a default text GUI text editor on most LInux distributions works just like it has on WIndows for the last 20 years - right click on the file and click "Open with...". Then select the program you want and check the "Open with this application by default" button.
Let's go with the usual car analogy: You're going on about the horrors of availability of charging stations and range anxiety, but we're not even talking about electric cars. Hell, we're talking about a shopping cart.