Most important cfg files
I am newbie in Slackware and as I've already discovered :) (and as I suposed before installation) , here's no GUI configuration tools. So could we gather here the most important cfg files and short description what's what :)
For example: /etc/X11/XF86Config - XFree configuration file (maybe the most important file for GUI) /dev/fstab - disk devices and it's file systems I'm waiting for Yours replies :) |
Hmmmm. I don't know. What do you want to do?
All the config files are in /etc I don't know what your goal is. What are you trying to do? |
Yeah. /etc and /home/you. That's where most everything is, and it depends on what you want.
fstab - filesystems inittab - system initialization groups, passwd, shadow - who's who a whole truckload of networking files. lilo.conf - bootloader profile - bash config DIR_COLORS, inputrc, termcap* - make sure I/O looks and works right. Heh. /etc/rc.d - runlevels /etc/X11 - where the GUI lives and screenrc! Nah, it's all important. 'cd /usr/man/man5; ls' and do a lot of 'man ./this-and-that'. Or pop up xman in a GUI and check out section 5. (Mostly 5, anyway - though not everything there is relevant and some things are elswhere.) |
digiot's post is exactly something what I wanted to get. :)
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