[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> The right attitude is NOT just remove linuxconf and use Emacs :-) on
> the config
Did I say I use Emacs? I "rpm -e'd" that too;-)
You use emacs if you like. I prefer vim.
btw I don't recommend webmin either. I can't; never used it.
The right attitude is for each to use whatever's convenient. Last time
Ilooked, I found I have a lot of softwara linuxconf can't configure (do NOT
ask me to enumerate; I will NOT reinstall it for that purpose), but vim can
handle almost all of it.
> If Linuxconf is unadequate then the right attitude is either to
> suggest another tool
If you press the point, then you should use ... No I won't tell you what you
should use.
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John Summerfield
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