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If app is removed, are all the relevant dotfiles removed?
by okramcivokram 10y ago
If app is removed, are all the relevant dotfiles removed?
- bwat48 10y agoTouche
- willtim 10y agoThe registry was supposed to improve upon dotfiles. In practice there is often one dotfile to delete versus hundreds of scattered registry entries. If an Android app is removed, the local settings are also completely removed, because they didn't just copy the design of windows.
- lima 10y ago> hundreds of scattered registry entries This is unique on Windows. I actually took a look at dconf on my machine and no application occupied more than one key. GEdit sits in /org/gnome/gedit and virt-manager in /org/virt-manager as you'd expect. I also hate Android's behavior, since there are situations where you want to keep them. If I remove GEdit for whatever reason, I expect it to keep my settings. There are legitimate reasons to criticize Gnome, but this isn't one of them. dconf is totally reasonable and has significant advantages over plain text.