Le mardi 11 avril 2006 à 21:33 +0100, Daniel Carrera a écrit : > Hello, > > Thanks to all who gave suggestions. One of the suggestions turns out to > work quite well: > > 1. Configure Gnome just the way I want it. > 2. sudo cp ~/.g* /etc/skel > > When the user receives the new computer, he'll get all the Gnome > configuration autmatically. Better yet, I can do the same thing for > OpenOffice.org, Firefox and anything else i want to configure. That is: > > sudo cp ~/.[a-z]* /etc/skel > > I've tested this, and it works for OpenOffice.org and Firefox too. > > Once again, thank you for the help.
Such issues have already been raised and thought out, and a framework to override GConf settings easily was developed. Quoting /usr/share/doc/gconf2/README.Debian : * /var/lib/gconf/debian.defaults/ This directory contains some defaults provided by Debian, CDD or local packages. Packages can ship files of the form NNpackage, larger NN values meaning larger priorities, in /usr/share/gconf/defaults/, before launching update-gconf-defaults. Debian packages themselves use 01, CDD distributions are encouraged to use values larger than 10, and site-specific packages can use the largest values. The purpose is for CDD to overwrite Debian defaults, and for site-specific packages to overwrite all other defaults. I also recommend that you read the manual of dh_gconf if you plan to ship such changes in Debian packages. Regards, -- .''`. Josselin Mouette /\./\ : :' : [EMAIL PROTECTED] `. `' [EMAIL PROTECTED] `- Debian GNU/Linux -- The power of freedom
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