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That has been unnecessary for a long time. The only time I edit config files is for things that an average user would not use (vim, shell, etc...). Which file d
by cdavid 17y ago
That has been unnecessary for a long time. The only time I edit config files is for things that an average user would not use (vim, shell, etc...). Which file do you feel are necessary to edit by hand in Linux ?
- pchivers 17y ago-/etc/fstab --> needed to get secondary hard drives to automount during boot -/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist --> needed to install my wireless card
- e1ven 17y agoI'm curious- What advantage is there is to using the external drive on boot, rather than have automounter do it on login? Also, the Ubuntu Restricted Driver's manager did't handle the card? How unusual. I've had it handle the majority of WiFi cards I've thrown at it. I suppose that's a compatibility issue- If Windows weren't pre-installed on a new PC, people would have to install drivers there, too.