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.TH DOTFILE 1 local
.\"
.SH NAME
dotfile \- run the ``dotfile'' generator
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B dotfile
[
.I module
]
.SH DESCRIPTION
.I Dotfile
starts the dotfile generator program,
a tool for configuring bash, elm, emacs, fvwm1, fvwm2, ipfwadm,
procmail, rtin and tcsh.
The configuration is done with check buttons entries, list boxes,
etc.
All the way there's lots of help, just press the right mouse button.
.PP
If invoked without any arguments,
.I dotfile
lists the available modules.
Otherwise, the specified
.I module
generator is run.
.PP
You might also want to make it easier for some users to configure a
program you've written. If so, this is a perfect tool for that.
.PP
More information is available from the WWW page:
.B http://www.imada.ou.dk/~blackie/dotfile/
.PP
Additional documentation is available as articles submitted to Linux
Gazette.
.TP
Using Dotfile
Article on basic usage of The Dotfile Generator (in the dotfile
directory)
.TP
Using TCSH module
Artcile on using the TCSH module (in the tcsh directory)
.TP
Using Procmail module
Article on using the procmail module (in the procmail directory)
.PP
These are located in the Doc subdirectory of the source distribution as
html and postscript. They are also available from the home page of
The Dotfile Generator.
.SH AUTHOR
Jesper K. Pedersen (blackie@imada.ou.dk)
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