GNOME is the desktop environment Trisquel uses. So, from a visual standpoint, it's everywhere. GNOME is a huge collection of programs that form a cohesive environment (including such programs as: Nautilus, File-roller, Evolution, gedit, GNOME Terminal, GNOME Calculator, and many others), not just one program.

So basically, when I say it's a GNOME setting, that means it's quite generic.

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