Sorry, no. Even if it is the default configuration I want to know it, see it and be able to manipulate it whether it is my 1st or 100th time of configuring a pa

Sorry, no. Even if it is the default configuration I want to know it, see it and be able to manipulate it whether it is my 1st or 100th time of configuring a particular software. What puzzles me most, is why one would spent so much time looking inside /etc. Editing files inside /etc? Sure, many times per day. Opening /etc inside a file manager? Never. Running ls inside /etc? Maybe once a month.