In short, yes linuxconf is in the stable distribution but you should
edit those files by hand. At least look at what linuxconf does to those
files but I find that I don't really understand something untill I can
edit the config file and make it do what I want. With tools like linux
conf your stuck only being able to do what someone else thinks you want
to do.
run:
#apt-cache search linuxconf
it sould show you a few packages that pertain to linuxconf. Then you
can run:
#apt-cache show <package-name>
and get all sorts of info about the package.
HTH,
Andy
Adri wrote:
>
> Ehm,
>
> one more thing: on RedHat I had a utility called linuxconf; it was for
> setting things.
>
> Any similar utility under Debian?
>
> Or should I edit manually all the conf files with an editor?
>
> Thanks
> Adri
>
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