naming the new command that adjusts config.txt, replacing "bootxxx" names

[tinker2much]

In a discussion we were having , appended to my issue here, I suggested that a command that operates on the settings that rasp-config does be called --raspi-config.

Here's a further suggestion: that the command that operates on and sets things in /boot/config.txt (your proposed replacement for bootadd and bootconfig) be called --config.txt.

Same idea, that this would instantly clue in experienced pi people to what the command effected, and it would give the new people a very likely-to-be-fruitful thing to google.

[gitbls]

After further thought, I like raspiconfig rather than raspi-config. Why? Having the same name creates confusion opportunities for new users because of the name collision.

As far as config.txt, I REALLY like it, but that means there's a file named plugins/config.txt. Another potential source of confusion. So, I'm keeping this as bootconfig, as in /boot/config.

I may be over-rotating, but I have seen enough questions in all the various online forums, etc that lead me to believe that I'm not.

[tinker2much]

I like those: raspiconfig and bootconfig. They're distinct from each other, and they strongly suggest their roots.

[gitbls]

See #98