El vie, 29-02-2008 a las 17:58 +0000, Rodolfo Medina escribió: >> > I saw that the file ~/.gconf/apps/nautilus/desktop/%gconf.xml controls >> > the >> > presence or absence of the Trash, Home and Computer icons on the >> > desktop: so, >> > properly editing that file one can set those icons at pleasure.
Claudio Saavedra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> In any case, you should not edit those files directly -- use >> gconf-editor to edit the appropriate entries. "Andrea Vettorello" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Or gconftool from a shell or using a script. El sáb, 01-03-2008 a las 12:10 +0000, Rodolfo Medina escribió: >> gconftool looks great, but it seems quite hard to use. How can I, >> e.g., save >> the settings I have on my PC and transfer them to another PC using >> gconftool? Claudio Saavedra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >>From gconftool --help-all: > > Load/Save options: > > --dump Dump to standard output an XML description of all entries > under a directory, recursively. > --load Load from the specified file an XML description of values > and set them relative to a directory. > > > So "gconftool --dump /apps/panel > my-panel-settings.xml" and later > "gconfool --load < my-panel-settings.xml" should make it. Yes, this seems to work: with /apps/panel all panel settings are restored, and with /apps/nautilus/desktop the home, computer and volume icons to be shown or not on the desktop are saved. But, suppose I want to save and restore _all_ my gnome settings? For example, what I don't manage to do is restoring the other possible icons on the desktop: e.g. the terminal, with its own position and its own size. What path should I tell gconftool? Thanks Rodolfo
