On Sat, Jan 12, 2002 at 06:37:57PM -0500, Devon wrote:
> Linuxconf has been depreciated since Red Hat Linux 7.1, I believe. It is
> still included on the install disks, but is not installed by default on a
> new install.
Thanks, that's good to know. I rarely used it so I won't miss it. :)
> My configuration tool of choice is my handy text editor, combined with
> the documentation for whatever I am attempting to configure. Seems to
> cause less trouble than anything else, and I know that I get the
> configuration I intended.
Agreed. I usually run into trouble when I try to setup something
completely from scratch, but if I already have something to go on, I
would much rather hand-edit the config files.
I was somewhat worried that 7.2 was going to be less friendly in that
regard. Given the GUI-centric trend, I have this fear that they are
going to phase out the shell scripts and text config files in place of
something which can't be so easily tweaked. I don't mind "user
friendly" GUI frontends as long as that's all they are.
Regards,
Ben
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