Hey Group;
As a person that like to know what the system program is doing to carry
out a command in the back ground. I suggest, if Yast/Yast2 could have a
field on the face of Yast/Yast2 (a blank charcacter line) that is filled
with the under lying command and arguments that it is executing. That
would be very informative to Linux GUI operators/end users. This came
to me today thinking about how yast checks the integrity of a CD for
pass/fail. I guess it read the checksum and does something with it.
The "something" is the question. Is it a "mount", "cdrecord", "wodim"
or other process?
Yast normally works well and is a very powerful value added package.
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