Hi! Ulrich Viefhaus: (sorry I'm copying your answer *under* the text again :)))
>> Do we agree that this setting, when using Nautilus in Debian, for >> example, is saved in a hidden file in the user's home directory whenever >> the user changes it from default? And that nautilus verifies this >> whenever I reenter the same directory (thus remembering what I chose >> before)? >> >> In that case this should / could be done in persistence (maybe it is >> already, i did not verify) - not through a setting which would be proper >> to Tails and differ from upstream. We do not ever want to have such >> delta with upstream. > dconf uses more than one settings database but the user-db in the user > directory is preferred. It is stored in the .dconf folder of the home > directory. The settings are saved, as long as you have configured your > persistent storage to include the dot-files in your home directory. > Nautilus is aware of that settings, if you change it. > This can be done by the user and does not need Tails to differ from > upstream in the default configuration. Thank you for your explanations. So there is indeed a possibility for each user to store their own settings as long as they have configured persistence. No need to differ from upstream unless there is a strong reason to do so, as intrigeri already said. Cheers! u. _______________________________________________ Tails-dev mailing list [email protected] https://mailman.boum.org/listinfo/tails-dev To unsubscribe from this list, send an empty email to [email protected].
