> If i'm understanding correctly, this is a configuration system for > applications, not for pgserver. I'd be glad to have it in CVS.
That's exactly the idea : having a common configuration API for
both pgui clients and non-graphical programs.
> Yes, it could be made into a library. But i'm assuming that GConf is
> a lot better thought out- the system pgserver is just meant for
> reading simple section,property,value pairs from one file or two
> while gconf should provide a good framework for managing a user's
> preferences.
The idea is being able to manage default values, user
preferences,... in a way that makes it easy to distribute these
settings with the programs (and remove them once the program is
deleted) and helps building a generic configuration panel.
> I'd worry about it being too big, but if Smardata's developing it to
> run on their Chipslice (Dragonball CPU) i don't think that will be a
> problem :)
Well, I hope I'll be able to put it on a good diet, but it's still a
work in progress !
Fr�d�ric
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