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Nice Bashing is a framework for distributed configuration of your bash environment. There are many libraries with functions which one can enable, and a rsync-based system of replicating your settings to all the hosts you connect to.

Simple Settings Dialog (ssd) enables a script author to easily construct a simple dialog (for e.g. configuration purposes) which can be be presented to the user during script execution. It implements the most commonly used widgets from QT.

Webmin module to setup and configure ddclient. The module is intended to make ddclient easier and more intuitive. It provides a wizard-guided approach to configuring ddclient and instantly validates your settings and choices.

Configuration is like logging a crosscutting concern in applications, e.g DEFINE default values here, CHANGE settings there, and USE settings somewhere else again. Visit http://config4j.sourceforge.net for a complete set of features!

GnetAdm is a network interface configuration user interface written in C using the GTK+ Toolkit. It aims to provide a single tool to manage graphically as many network settings as possible.

The Exim Ldap Mail Administrator is a webfrontend for your mailserver environment running EXIM with LDAP. It supports multiple virtual maildomains including users and aliases. Filter and vacation settings will be available soon.

KernelDigger provides an easy GUI for interacting with /proc/sys dir. Allows to read and write kernel parameters and change their valid values via "Settings" dialog. Also it provides to write many parameters at once. Requirments: Python 2.3, PyGTK 2.4

netconfwiz is wizard like interface that guides a newbie user through setting up different network connections on Linux (Dial-up, xDSL, Cable, LAN, wlan). It stores the settings in a distro-neutral XML format.

Asterisco Settings is a Webmin module to configure and manage Asterisk PBX

KNetworkConf is a KDE Control Center module to configure TCP/IP settings under Linux. I developed it because I couldn't find any application to do this from within KDE, I think this is a "must have" for a serious Desktop Enviroment like KDE.

The goal of the project is the development of an OpenSource tool to centralize system administration. The idea is to store all system settings (like user accounts, network interface configurations, start/stop-scripts, settings for certain daemons

This project aim to streamline the configuration of a Linux system. It provides a standardised way to store configurations (text), an easy-to-use library, and utilities to access settings. License is LGPL/GPL.

A utility that allows you to use settings from the boot commandline or from /etc/lilo.conf using append="..." in batch scripts. Useful for bootscripts that need to deal with different kernels (2.2, 2.4) for instance

This software consists of a client and a server. The server will run a command if it is specified in the server side alias file. The alias file syntax: !Settings alias 'command cmd-args cmd-args'; user2run-cmd-as Example: !EnableOutput yes !Port 2012 !Verbosity warnings update 'yum makecache && yum update'; root filedbupdate updatedb; root who_is_logged_on 'who'; * Then the client would run: ./recafoh host -p 2012 -c update --warnings and it would output yum's output. *NOTE* This software does not support all of the above. ...

...The purpose of Enterprise is as the first stage in a two-stage booting process for Mac Linux USB Loader-created USB drives. Essentially, Enterprise loads GRUB, giving it configuration settings and the location of necessary files inside of the desired ISO, and then the distribution is booted. Enterprise will soon support booting multiple distributions, so you can have more than one distribution per USB stick. This way, you can test out multiple distributions.