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dconf is a configuration system which includes a database of settings and a tool (also called dconf) to read and write it.

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Adding a custom keyboard as an input source in the settings app caused gnome shell to crash. Further attempts to log in failed (initially a password was accepted but the log in didn't complete and I ...
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As the title states, how can I prevent users from changing the background. I already made locks with dconf, it works, but not for downloaded images, the option to define the image as background still ...
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After trying out some GNOME extensions, I decided to uninstall some of them via the Extension Manager GUI. I can see that their directories are indeed removed from ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/...
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I have a cheap "gaming" mouse. I can't find a manufacturer website. It has thumb buttons, which seem to have a system wide "back" and "forward" action. In Firefox it ...
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Hi I used to use this command to toggle night light from the terminal but it no longer seems to update the setting but going to the dconf editor and toggling the setting works fine Switch on gsettings ...
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I have a laptop (Lenovo Thinkbook 15G2 if that make a difference), where I use a Bluetooth mouse. So far so good. But I've hands problems so I want to disable the touchpad when I use the mouse in ...
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I'm writing a bash script to change the display scale: #!/bin/bash cmd="dconf write /com/ubuntu/user-interface/scale-factor \"{'DP-4': 7, 'eDP-1': 7}\"" $cmd The dconf command ...
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Somewhat recently in my Ubuntu 23.10 install, I came across a bug/feature where every time I used a keyboard shortcut (like Ctrl+Alt+T), nothing would happen and instead the desktop would be searched ...
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I've been trying to disable-user-list at user logon guided by various solutions: GNOME official docs RedHat Fostips and many others that were actually copy-pasted articles This seems to be an old ...
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Hello Ubuntu Community, I'm reaching out for assistance regarding the magnification feature in Ubuntu, specifically when using the keyboard shortcuts (Super+ for zoom in, Super- for zoom out). My ...
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After one day of searching how I can adjust my default column width? See the below details and what I already tried during my troubleshooting. gnome/nautilus installed via dconf-editor I can adjust ...
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It appears it should be relatively easy to set Super+C to launch my GNOME calculator in Ubuntu 22.04 with gsettings and the command line: gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.media-keys....
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I am currently using wsl2 with Ubuntu 22.04 on Windows 11. I am not able to see minimize/maximize button on the titlebar. I first discovered this problem with sublime text, but when I tried other apps,...
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I am attempting to write a simple cron script that updates my desktop image every 15 minutes using gsettings. However, despite many different iterations, I cannot reliably change the desktop in the ...
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How can dconf settings be extracted from "cold" data file(s) rather than the current running system? dconf dump ... presumably extracts data from a cached copy or mmap of $HOME/.config/dconf/...
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