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12-16-2018

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Originally Posted by Neo

Could you kindly explain your thoughts as to why I would have any feelings at all about what editors other people use when they work or write a post?

LOL

Well, i know you put in a lot of work to make this site better and enhance its usability for all. I really, really appreciate that (at this point a big THANK YOU is in order) but it is a "lost cause" on me personally. I am really, truly "old-school" to the bone:

- my mobile phone is not a smart phone
- my only editor is vi
- my "desktop" is mwm and no real desktop at all
- my web browser has tabs disabled and all icons removed (i like text-based GUIs, because it is easier for me to read "options" or "file" than to discern what "red thingie with green kringlet" means)

i could go on, but i think you know what i am getting at.

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PROFILE-MANAGER(1)					      General Commands Manual						PROFILE-MANAGER(1)

NAME

       profile-manager - starts the gui for configuring the metadata used by desktop-profiles

SYNOPSIS

       profile-manager

DESCRIPTION

       The  desktop profiles package needs metadata about the available profiles in order to decide when to activate which profiles. This metadata
       is contained in the .listing files placed in the /etc/desktop-profiles directory. This convenience script will start a graphical  interface
       for configuring that metadata.

       The gui is a kommander script, so you need to have the kommander package installed for the gui to work (the script will check if the neces-
       sary prerequisites are present, and tell you what's missing if necessary).

OPTIONS

       There are no options

FILES

       /etc/desktop-profiles/*.listing - Files containing the metadata about installed profiles

BUGS

       The gui currently barks at profile metadata containing a single quote in the description.

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Bart Cornelis <cobaco@skolelinux.no>.

SEE ALSO

       desktop-profiles(7), list-desktop-profiles(1), update-profile-cache(1)

desktop-profiles						   May 07, 2005 						PROFILE-MANAGER(1)