On a Fedora box also, just about all the configuration commands start with 'system-config-' so on a bash prompt you could type: system-config<tab><tab> and it will show you what commands you could auto-complete.
On another note, I hear that XFCE is a really good middle-weight desktop environment. Not as heavy as GNOME and KDE, but a lot more features than something like fluxbox. You might want to give that a try. It's available via the 'yum' interface for installing. -Tim Joe Fruchey wrote: > I have a 900MHz laptop with Fedora 6 installed. Gnome and KDE both > slog it down. Not the the point of unusability, mind you, but I like > things to be zippy. > > So I installed fluxbox. > > But I lost all my fancy gui-based Gnome config utils. It's okay, > though, because I know those are all just frontends for command line > utils. But how do I learn them?! In Gnome, if I wanted to change > something, I'd go to the system menu and look. But without a visual > reference, how would I know that xrandr changes the resolution? > > _______________________________________________ > General mailing list > General at brlug.net > http://mail.brlug.net/mailman/listinfo/general_brlug.net >
