This website includes fairly extensive information on Linuxconf including description, rationale, history, list of contacts and a lot of other information in addition to the software itself. It is maintained by Linuxconf 's creator, Jacques Gelinas, so it's the best source of Linuxconf information on the Internet. Notation Accurately describing the location of specific screens within Linuxconf is easy, but lengthy given Linuxconf 's hierarchical nature. If the structure was a family tree, most of the data entry screens are in the fourth generation. Rather lengthy and not immediately accessible.
User accounts It's more concise and clear.
It assumes as its base the Linuxconf entry screen. The other advantage to this approach is that it's not interface specific, so regardless of which interface you're using, you know exactly where the information is. Running Linuxconf To run Linuxconf you must have root access. If you are logged in as something other than root, there is an easy way to handle this situation. Use the su command to become root.