On Sat, 2004-07-24 at 19:27, Micheal wrote: > > > > You mean like YAST? > > -- > > Scot L. Harris > > webid@xxxxxxxxxx > ROFL, exactly, but maybe programmed to be useful. > > Sorry but running a SUSE 8.2 box I find getting anything done with YAST > a nightmare. Especially when you consider I did an FTP install. I'm > thinking more like an explorer or nautilius type interface. A one click > window to all the config files. > > > Again, just my thoughts > > Micheal LOL I tried the ftp version of SUSE also. (recently reloaded that box with FC2) It was ok. But I did find that they almost forced you into using YAST for config changes. I am wary of some kind of monolithic program that reads and writes config files. Problems of dealing with version differences would be very difficult to handle. Something like this would require each package include a configuration rules file of some kind so it would know the syntax and options available in each config file for that particular version. Not really impossible but very difficult to maintain. -- Scot L. Harris webid@xxxxxxxxxx Every time I look at you I am more convinced of Darwin's theory.
