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Oracle Solaris 11.1 Desktop Administrator's Guide Oracle Solaris 11.1 Information Library |
1. Administering the Oracle Solaris Desktop
2. Managing User Preferences With GConf
Working With the GConf Command-Line Tool
Keyboard Accessibility Preferences
Specifying Panel and Panel Object Preferences
Individual Panels and Panel Objects Structure
Restoring Default Preference Values
9. Overview of the Yelp Help Browser
10. Improving the Performance of the Oracle Solaris Desktop System
11. Disabling Features in the Oracle Solaris Desktop System
GConf is a framework used by the Oracle Solaris Desktop environment to store configuration settings of the desktop and applications. GConf simplifies the administration of preferences for Oracle Solaris Desktop users.
GConf enables system administrators to do the following tasks:
Set mandatory values for particular preferences for all users. In this way, system administrators can control whether users can update particular preferences.
Set default values for particular preferences for all users.
Use suggested values for preferences that are specified in definition files.
GConf also notifies applications when a preference value changes across a network. When you change a preference, all applications that use the preference are immediately updated.
GConf has the following components:
Repository of user preferences
Daemon, gconfd-2
Command-line tool, gconftool-2