On 06/06/14 05:27, David Raphaël wrote: > Hello Ubuntu Gnome Team! > Recently, I switched to Ubuntu Gnome from my Ubuntu with Unity. I desire to > use it at some ocasion but still want to stay with Unity for most > of my work. And there is something that bother me in the sense that it set up > Ubuntu Gnome as the default desktop of the OS. What I mean is > that all my sessions have the Gnome flag marked as default in lightdm. And I > honestly think that the default desktop should never be changed, > for the user not to get lost. I know that Gnome is tightly linked with Unity > in the sense that they have to share the gconf schemas. So I > suppose that installing Gnome overrided the schemas from unity. This schemas > sharing also produced some troubles of compatibility between both > desktops (for example when changing the windows theme). If you prefer the ubuntu defaults, then just uninstall ubuntu-gnome-default-settings > So here is my question: > Do you think it would be technically possible to have better separation > between the schemas of Gnome and Unity in oder to make them cohabite > in a better way? There is currently no way to do per-session overrides, so you can only have one system default setting and then the users setting. I suppose it would be possible to patch glib to provide something like this however I don't think upstream are interested in implementing it. > I think it would be a great improvement for people who want to test Gnome > Shell without breaking their Unity desktop. > Thank you and congratulations for your amazing work! Your shell is rock > solid! :-) > Raphaël David > >
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