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Yes, and read-only access requires no locking. Those settings should only be changed by the system control panel, not by random apps.
by alphapapa 10y ago
Yes, and read-only access requires no locking. Those settings should only be changed by the system control panel, not by random apps.
- vetinari 10y agoThat opens another can of worms: What is system control panel: is that gnome control center? Or command line dconf tools? Or is that dconf-editor? Or one of the myriad tweak utilities? Cut off one of these and brace for the whining, that gnome is dumbing everything down and locking up your settings.