The Fish simplifies editing rc.conf file by providing a user-friendly interface.
The Fish is a user-friendly rc.conf editor that provides a sleek and graphical user interface for FreeBSD users. It is based on the popular GTK+, Qt, and ncurses technologies. While some users prefer to edit their rc.conf configuration files using vi or similar command line tools, The Fish simplifies the process for those who find graphical interfaces more comfortable or who are new to the FreeBSD operating system.
To run The Fish, you need to have GTK+ version 2.4.x installed on your system along with libdialog, which comes as part of the base system in FreeBSD. Additionally, if you prefer to use the Qt interface, you need to install Qt on your system.
The latest release of The Fish comes with some important bug fixes. A small bug in the GTK about dialog has been fixed, and the QT build has also been updated to improve stability and performance.
Overall, if you're looking for an easy-to-use and intuitive rc.conf editor for your FreeBSD system, The Fish is definitely worth checking out. Its sleek and modern interface, combined with its powerful features and excellent support, make it an ideal choice for both new and experienced FreeBSD users.
To run The Fish, you need to have GTK+ version 2.4.x installed on your system along with libdialog, which comes as part of the base system in FreeBSD. Additionally, if you prefer to use the Qt interface, you need to install Qt on your system.
The latest release of The Fish comes with some important bug fixes. A small bug in the GTK about dialog has been fixed, and the QT build has also been updated to improve stability and performance.
Overall, if you're looking for an easy-to-use and intuitive rc.conf editor for your FreeBSD system, The Fish is definitely worth checking out. Its sleek and modern interface, combined with its powerful features and excellent support, make it an ideal choice for both new and experienced FreeBSD users.
What's New
Version 0.6.6: N/A