Edenyard wrote: > > make sure that 'mc' (Midnight Commander) is installed. > It comes on Slackware and Redhat CDs and can also be > found on the www.
A compact version of mc is also found at the BasicLinux site: ----------------------------------------------- http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~ichi/baslinux.html ----------------------------------------------- It's compiled for BasicLinux, but should also work for Slackware 3.x or any other distro using libc5. > It runs at the prompt (type mc) and gives a good > representation of how all the directories are laid > out in Linux. You can investigate each one and the > built-in text-viewer allows you to see what's in > each one. VERY handy for investigating all of those > configuration files. For people without mc, you can get similar functionality from lynx. Just enter the following: ------- lynx . ------- This will enable you to browse the local filesystem and view the files (using the arrow keys). Cheers, Steven
