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In Tue, 20.05.2003, at 17:15, omestre@freeshell.org wrote:
>  I'm talking about, "maybe", scripts to "jail" the operator
> in his job. I'm talking about administration tasks that we 
> are making every day, but without a environment to this. A 
> framework to be changed, shared, and no more command prompt.
>  "Imagine" a server managed by menus, in diferent levels, but
> well structured. With functions, chances to edit file...
>  Sorry by the english, and i hope that you can understand
> what i mean.
>  Any answers will be cool.
Instead of image of such server i remembered a linuxconf... Nah, that's
not the thing I want on my server.
I really love shell, since absence of all this windows `Click-n-go' fuss
makes me really think, what and how should be done to get a really Good
Things(TM) as result.