NCFG is a software project that serves as a substitute for GnomeCC, which was influenced by YaGCC. It provides an alternative solution for configuring and customizing GNOME-based systems.
The NCFG project is a software application that serves as a viable replacement for GnomeCC. It is an alternative Control Center modeled after YaGCC, which has been inactive for more than three years. If you are experiencing the error message "Distribution: unknown (what's your distros version file?)," kindly provide the name and contents of your version file such as /etc/debian_version for Debian and /etc/SuSE-release for SuSE.
The application has specific requirements including having GTK+ version 2.8.x, and various utilities such as grep, gawk, sed, coreutils, python-glade (2.4+), python-gtk2 (2.4+), python (2.4+), and gnome-control-center. Installation is a breeze, all you need to do is make install, and if you ever feel the urge to uninstall, make uninstall is your go-to command.
The latest release of this software features several upgrades including the use of the "gnome-about --gnome-version" instead of "gnome-session --version" for obtaining the Gnome version. It has also included admin tools that help manage time, network, and users in addition to adding the gnome-system-monitor and gdmsetup to the list of apps.
The category buttons no longer feature relief, and the info page now includes text and buttons that enable running commands within the NCFG application, enhancing the user experience. Overall, the NCFG project is a reliable program with multiple features and an easy installation process.
The application has specific requirements including having GTK+ version 2.8.x, and various utilities such as grep, gawk, sed, coreutils, python-glade (2.4+), python-gtk2 (2.4+), python (2.4+), and gnome-control-center. Installation is a breeze, all you need to do is make install, and if you ever feel the urge to uninstall, make uninstall is your go-to command.
The latest release of this software features several upgrades including the use of the "gnome-about --gnome-version" instead of "gnome-session --version" for obtaining the Gnome version. It has also included admin tools that help manage time, network, and users in addition to adding the gnome-system-monitor and gdmsetup to the list of apps.
The category buttons no longer feature relief, and the info page now includes text and buttons that enable running commands within the NCFG application, enhancing the user experience. Overall, the NCFG project is a reliable program with multiple features and an easy installation process.
What's New
Version 2.0: N/A