rt-conf

rt-conf is a Linux system tool for tuning Real-Time Ubuntu. It uses a configuration file to define tuning settings. A simple command-line interface provides a direct way to work with those settings.

The tool is intended for people who need to adjust a Real-Time Ubuntu system through configuration rather than through a graphical interface. Its configuration-file approach can support repeatable handling of tuning choices. The command-line design also fits users who manage systems from a terminal.

As a system-tools entry, rt-conf belongs with utilities that configure or adjust operating-system behavior. Its Linux platform classification reflects that it is associated with Real-Time Ubuntu. The available information does not identify a specific license, so the license status should be treated as unknown.

MirrorNest does not mirror the rt-conf release itself. Instead, it links directly to the official release. This distribution method lets the catalog serve as an access point while directing downloads to the original source.