bugs:

	/var/lib/zoneinfo is a real file instead of a link

general:

	Add a menu to show what is still not configured. This alone
	may save the day of the administrator (user). It is expected
	that linuxconf will grow and grow, one day allowing dynamic
	linkage with addon module. Its cute menu scheme will become
	a large network where new user may get lost.

	Sequential install mode.

		Add a menu where the user is guided from menu to menu
		to do a basic configuration. This menu will be always
		available. There must be a way to force askrunlevel into
		that menu a boot time. Call this an unconfigure option
		which erase nothing but force the user to inspect/correct
		the most important configuration option.


dnsconf:


netconf:


	NIS server

	diald / ppp /slip setup

	inetd.conf and services management

	hosts.allow and friends

	Do not kill the proper sendmail, should check /var/run/sendmail.pid

	syslogd return code 2. Why ?

lpconf:

	Still to do

userconf:

	crontab setup

	Adding more privileges. At least another which is
		"global linuxconf admin"
		This would be equivalent to granting everything root can
		do with linuxconf to a normal user. This is probably
		better than giving away the root password.

	/etc/porttime should be managed by linuxconf.

	PPP acount should let the configuration of pppd option rigth
	from the dialog. No need for a special ppplogin script (although
	this options should be available, ie, using your own ppplogin scheme).

	When deleting a user account, linuxconf should propose to archive
	the home directory and the email folder.

admin-fs:

	Turning all this into a virtual file system :-)


inittab:

	Management of getty and mgetty

askrunlevel:

	Configuration of /etc/inittab (especially for common
	task like activating a modem)

	/sbin/init should be modified to support run sets where 
	many runlevel may be active at one. I guess it is a pretty
	easy modification. It would make runlevel so much more useful

	For exemple:

		runlevel 1: ppp services
		runlevel 2: modem services
		runlevel 3: basic console getty
		runlevel 4: Extra console

	So full multiuser would be 1+2+3+4+5+6

	Well, just an idea

fsconf:

	swap setup

uucp:

	Manage the crontab
	Interactive test mode
	Better report than what is usually available with uucp.
		-Report can be sent by email every once in a while
		 and also saved into some log for later perusal

xconf:

	xdm management of xterminal


