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> I imagine something made with Tk (in python) or just plain ncurses. |
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> As long as we stay away from X I'm game :) |
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It could be done in sh via dialog .. like this: |
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#!/bin/sh |
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tmp="/tmp/guistuff.$$" |
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dialog --msgbox 'Welcome to make.profile configuration tool' 8 60 2> |
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/dev/null && dialog='dialog' |
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dialog --title 'Gentoo' --separate-output --backtitle 'Gentoo tool' |
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--checklist 'Defaults should be fine for most users' 20 78 10 \'I386' "Don't compile the standalone server code" off \ |
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'I486' "Don't compile the standalone server code" off \ |
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'Pentium' "Don't compile the standalone server code" off \ |
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'Pentium II' "Don't compile the standalone server code" off \ |
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'Pentium III' "Don't compile the standalone server code" on \ |
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2> $tmp |
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and with a series of questions or subfolders like the kernel ? And it |
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could be made portable for both console and X .. |
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/Kim |
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