SolutionBase: Get a handle on GNOME settings with Gconf-edit
It's not fancy but it's powerful.
The first thing you should notice is the left panel. Remember the directory structure I mentioned earlier? Look familiar? The / root directory of the Gconf directory tree is actually the ~./gconf directory (not the / directory of the Linux system.) Below that are the directories located within the ~./gconf directory.
Also of note, in the opening screen, is the Key Documentation section. As you can see there are four entries: Key Name, Key Owner, Short Description, and Long Description. Now, let's take a look at the same directory we examined above. If you click to reveal the subdirectories within the apps directory you will see the evolution subdirectory.
The first thing you should notice is the left panel. Remember the directory structure I mentioned earlier? Look familiar? The / root directory of the Gconf directory tree is actually the ~./gconf directory (not the / directory of the Linux system.) Below that are the directories located within the ~./gconf directory.
Also of note, in the opening screen, is the Key Documentation section. As you can see there are four entries: Key Name, Key Owner, Short Description, and Long Description. Now, let's take a look at the same directory we examined above. If you click to reveal the subdirectories within the apps directory you will see the evolution subdirectory.
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