
                      Introduction to kmenu 0.6:

This script brings menus to the linux kernel configuration and is
compatible with the standard configuration because it uses the same
intput and output files.

The differences between this script and the other menu scripts are:
It doesn't uses curses, dialog, perl, or the like.

This means:
When config.in is changed, its menu reflect the changes!

You can continue to patch the kernel and it's config-rules in
arch/i386/config.in, configure it with *new* rules, without
doing anything to get the menu working, it simply works.

E.g.: When Linus changes CONFIG_SOUND from BOOL to TRISTATE,
(as in pre-1.3.28) it gives you the option to build sound
as a module of course!(only a tiny example)

Oops: If a menu like 'Network device support' has many types of cards
enabled, the menu wouldn't fit on screen. For now, redisplay it and use
^S/^Q for stop/start or scroll back with SHIFT-PGUP.

It is called by 'make menuconfig'.

                                       Bernhard Kaindl

