On Thu, Nov 10, 2005 at 07:55:49AM -0500, Jerry Feldman wrote:
On Wednesday 09 November 2005 8:41 pm, Anders Johansson wrote:
YaST is mostly UI agnostic. The features are done in a home made language, and the UI is laid on top of that. The most that would happen is that there would be a yast2-gtk just as there are yast2-qt and yast2-ncurses today IMHO, YaST is one of the best features of SuSE. You can run it from any windows manager, or from a command line interface. I find SLES systems much easier to maintain via a serial console than RHEL systems.
That's not all, I was working on my cousin's box one day fixing something, and needed YAST, and the whole thing loaded up. I was on a RedHat box doing testing at the time and YAST loaded up all the way in GUI mode, and his machine was at his house and I was at my house, and YAST was in full gui mode. That looked neat having YAST on a RedHat box. I took a screen shot I have somewhere. allen
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