Would it be possible to add a "pico" symlink to "nano" to the nano package? Most of the people at work use pico (they haven't learned the wonders of vim I suppose), and a couple have asked "what happened to pico" after installing FC1 on something at home or at work. We still have a large number of servers running older stuff (Red Hat Linux moving to RHEL, several Cobalt Linux variants, Tru64, Solaris, etc.) that will continue to have pico (and probably not nano anytime soon) for a while to come, so having a symlink so that "pico" would bring up a work-alike program would be nice. I do see in the pico(1) man page "Pico is a trademark of the University of Washington" though; does that prevent having the command "pico" run an editor?
Debian has the pico symlink... Fedora could use it also.
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This is still an issue; OTOH, the nano to pico symlink is commented out of the RPM specfile intentionally. It's that way for the copyright issue and won't be changed. (It is rather trivial to make the link yourself or uncomment the one line in the spec.)