Kreg Steppe wrote: > Linuxconf was included in RH a while back, and was deprec'd. And what a relief when it was. Linuxconf was the only tool, in the history of computer software, to be officially listed as a weapon of mass destruction :) > Now webmin I like > <snip> > However, I have done away with both now. I administer my system with > vi. Yup, I just don't feel comfortable allowing "Gooeys®" to make sweeping system changes ... some of which I may not specifically want. Give me vi every time. A good example is iptables. I don't get why (some) people think that editing /etc/sysconfig/iptables (or doing an "iptables -A") is more complicated than using one of the many GUI firewall tools. I know my TCP inside out, but those gooeys confuse the hell out of me. I honestly don't know what all the fuss is about text-based config files. XML config files ... well that's another story. - [H]omer
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