Carlos Perell� Mar�n <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > El mar, 04-11-2003 a las 10:08, Christian Marillat escribi�: >> Gustavo Noronha Silva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...] >> First setting a gconf key will be only useful for new user. If you >> change a gconf key in the postinst this will change nothing in users >> configurations and users will lost nothing. The good approach is to use >> update-alternative as the current desktop-base do. > > If you change the .schema file, the change will be for all users (except > those that already changed that specific setting, gconf only store a > user preference when it's different from the default one. > > IMHO the update-alternative is only useful if the package does not give > you a native way to change the filename, and gnome-session does that. Apparently you don't understand, changing a schema file does *nothing* for current configuration. Then tell me what do you want to change that ? You *can't* change users configurations in postinst script. > I don't understand why you want block "the correct way to do this > change" (TM) only because some users wants non standard configurations. > gnome-panel needs gnome-session so it and its applets works as expected. > If they don't want gnome-session, they should not install the > gnome-panel's applets. I block nothing, I just try to explain to you that your are doing the wrong thingh. Christian
