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The Saturday 2007-11-24 at 19:50 -0600, Billie Walsh wrote:
As has been pointed out by some people the thread was about YaST, the
container, NOT the modules within. YaST>Network Services IS self
explanatory. If you add in the ">NIS Server" it is still self
explanatory. It deals with the NIS Server settings, NOT your video settings.
...
Somehow, I have wonder why someone that didn't know what an "NIS Server"
is would be trying to change settings.
As it is something that is "inside" the network configuration, it is easy
to wonder whether one needs a NIS server or not - and there is almost no
help there to clarify the doubts. It might be something we didn't heard of
before, and be interesting to have - or perhaps not.
Some modules are very intuitive or provide good help, and some have almost
no help or is it useless. A seasoned administrator will know what NIS is
for and maybe know how to set it up from the CLI, so he will not miss help
from yast. But for the rest of us mere mortals, for whom yast existence is
often a blessing, that scarceness of help with some modules is
disconcerting, and we would be very gratified if improved.
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Cheers,
Carlos E. R.
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