You could just type "linuxconf" in a terminal and let it pop-up for you. You
also might want to check the icon's properties (right click on it and select
properties or something like that) and make sure it's executing Linuxconf. Also
you might want to try running as root when you click on it.
> Greetings, group...I have a question about the recent install that I
> completed...
> My PC is a TP600, 300MHz, 96MB, 6.4GB, xircom cardbus (tulip_cb)
> 100+56k, and Linux Mandrake 7.02. Running pretty well, except the icon
> for the Linuxconf on the desktop is dead...Can't excecute it, nor does
> it show a process running when I attempt to run it (by clicking on it or
> executing it by command). I looked in the RPM list and it is loaded. I
> unloaded it and reloaded it with the CDROM, no change. I even tried
> upgrading (and restarting) from the web.
>
> I have access to the text version, and I am pretty comfortable with it,
> but I really like the graphical one.
>
> If anyone has a suggestion (other than be happy that it works!! ;) ),
> please let me know.
>
> Thanks in advance for your time and consideration,
>
> Steve Weltman
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