> A while back a friend of mine showed me a Red Hat machine they were > running at work.They had X setup, and there was some sort of user > manager tool they had up there, which supposedly came with the system. > It did all kinds of snappy things like add and remove users, allowing > you to pick shells, and automatically setting up default config files > for the selected shells. > > Anyone know what that was? Running anything similar?
There is a configuration tool for Linux systems called "linuxconf" that is supposed to be able to setup quite a few things. Might be worth checking out. I've never used it myself and probably won't until I get to the stage where I can configure my system blindfolded. One thing about the snappy tools that has always bothered me is, how would I manage if I had to setup a system without them? Just count the number of Windows users who say "What?" when you tell them to modify AUTOEXEC.BAT -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
