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Re: gconf as a customization tool?



On Monday 26 September 2005 16:55, Vagrant Cascadian wrote:
> > The package desktop-profiles provides a cross-desktop way to control
> > the addition/activation/priority of configuration sets (profiles) (a
> > standard way to do this is needed to allow the combination of different
> > configuration sets, e.g. from different CDD's)
>
> very cool.
>
> how difficult would the desktop-profiles package be to backport to
> sarge?
should run as is


> the code seems relatively simple, but i wonder if the environment
> variables it hooks into are likely to change significantly(especially
> over time).

I don't think this is a big worry, those variables have been used for a 
while and are unlikely to be changed, though I expect that over time 
everyone will gravitate to using the freedesktop ones more and more (XFCE 
switched completely already). But as freedesktop profiles are already 
supported that shouldn't be a problem. 
-- 
Cheers, cobaco (aka Bart Cornelis)
  
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