organizing everything into one window separated into categories might not be such a bad idea... I always prefer to have everything visible
Not really sure about beginner/advanced options... it just might become one of those things you have to do after installing a new os like click switch to classic view = switch to advanced view
potential reorganization of control center
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Nothing beats SuSE's "yast" ... that's the best of all, offers basic options for the beginner and yet it is insanely powerful for the (lazy) admin who just wants to get some advanced stuff done quickly by pointing and clicking! And another very very useful thing is the fact that it works both in GUI and in text mode! Extremely useful if you kill your GUI for some reason and need to get stuff (re- ?)configured.
Yast in GUI mode:
Another Yast in GUI mode (window was resized it seems):
Yast in text mode, running inside a terminal:
Yast (terminal mode) in action ... configuring network cards and necessary kernel modules:
Given that "yast" is released under the GPL it would be very cool to have something like that in Mint
Yast in GUI mode:
Another Yast in GUI mode (window was resized it seems):
Yast in text mode, running inside a terminal:
Yast (terminal mode) in action ... configuring network cards and necessary kernel modules:
Given that "yast" is released under the GPL it would be very cool to have something like that in Mint