j"1LAnZuoQdcKCkpDBKQMCgziGMoPC4VQUckMz<div class="post">I think there's no such thing a a "typical" settings file on Linux!<br/><br/>I just did a quick survey of 20 .conf files in /etc on my debian system, and found:<br/> 1 file used "key value"<br/> 5 used "key=value" (actually, a couple were "key = value", allowing whitespace around the "=")<br/> 14 did their own thing.<br/><br/>The 14 that did their own thing were all over the map; from one-value-per-line to "key:value" to full-blown XML. # is<br/>the universal comment character in the Linux world.<br/><br/>My vote would be for:<br/><br/># comment<br/>key1=value1<br/><br/></div> text/html
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