>>>>> On Tue, 18 May 2004 15:50:33 -0400, Adam Kessel >>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was rumoured to have said:
> Amaya wrote: >> > One way is to set the "/apps/nautilus/preferences/always_use_browser" >> > key in gconf (using gconftool-2 or gconf-editor). >> Gee, thanks, this made my day! > This made my day too. That was easy. > Is there any plan to make this kind of thing more easily know-able? I'm > not sure I ever would have figured that out except by asking. I suppose > I might eventually have thought to start walking through the gconf keys, > but it'd be nice to have some more obvious place to look for questions > like this. > For example, if all gconf keys and their meaning were in a file in > /usr/share/doc/(whatever package), one could easily search through that > file to find settings that aren't otherwise accessible from the GUI > preferences. It should be possible to script this, as the gconf keys are already documented (look at gconf-editor's bottom right-hand side pane). The descriptions themselves are in /etc/gconf/schemas and dpkg -S will give the name of the package that owns a schema... > Does anyone know if there is any plan within Gnome to make this sort of > information more accessible? > -- > Adam Kessel > http://adam.rosi-kessel.org Rgds, /-sb.
