On Mon, 17 Dec 2007, Laith Juwaidah wrote:
All distros have the System > Preferences menu, yet, they have a central
configuration menu, if that is what users want, why don't we give it to
them? We can make it a package by itself so that those who don't want it
can remove it!
Patches welcome.
Look, it's a matter of who is willing to do the work. I hear the
occasional person say "gee, we should have something more like YaST." But
then when someone says "well, why don't you port YaST to Fedora?" the
conversation suddenly stops.
Why don't other Fedora engineers do the work? Because other Fedora
engineers are working on things that they are passionate about. And a
YaST clone isn't really on that list.
So go make it happen. And if you're not actually an engineer, that's
fine; go find someone who is an engineer, agrees with you, and volunteer
to be the guy who does testing and documentation, and then go blog all
about how awesome FaST is. :)
--g
(Warning: it's an unholy bitch to keep a tool like YaST working properly
as things change -- inevitable as you increase the layers of code
indirection. And when YaST breaks something, YaST breaks it all to
pieces. That's the bit that YaST fans never talk about.)
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