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To be very honest with you, the best GUI config tool that I know is the text editor of your choice (i.e. gedit)
If you don't like that answer, the following may help:
- For Apache's http server, there is:
system-config-httpd(never used, so no clue if it's any good). - For NFS, there is:
system-config-nfs(very basic settings possible - so basic that you may want to jump to the/etc/exportsfile directly). - For systemd: I don't know of any GUI tool but you will learn to use
systemctlpretty fast to do stuff like enabling, disabling, starting, stopping, and troubleshooting services.
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To be very honest with you, the best GUI config tool that I know is the text editor of your choice (i.e. gedit)
If you don't like that answer, the following may help:
- For Apache's http server, there is:
system-config-httpd(never used, so no clue if it's any good). - For NFS, there
is:used to besystem-config-nfs. That has been retired(very(it provided very basic settingspossible - so basic that you may wantanyway). You will quickly learn tojump to theedit/etc/exportsfileandnfs.conffiles directly). - For systemd: I don't know of any GUI tool but you will learn to use
systemctlpretty fast to do stuff like enabling, disabling, starting, stopping, and troubleshooting services.
