Xconfig

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xconfig is short for the 'xconfig' target for the Linux Makefile. It is a graphical Linux compilation utility, which uses Qt. The xconfig utility is invoked by running 'make xconfig' as root in the base Linux source directory.

Qt has only been used in Linux 2.6. Linux 2.4 uses a Tcl/Tk configuration interface. A GTK+ interface is also available for Linux 2.6.

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