Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Features.conf

👉 The term "Features.conf" refers to a configuration file in Unix/Linux systems used by the Linux kernel. It's where all of your system's features are stored, including things like hardware capabilities (like graphics cards), memory usage, disk space usage, and more. This is particularly useful when you want to add new software or features that don't fit into the standard Linux boot environment, as it allows you to manage those details separately from the standard init scripts.

Features.conf