Managing Global Gnome Settings

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Channel: theurbanpenguin · 2009 · Education

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This video I hope you all will find useful. We take the openSUSE 11.2 desktop back to a clean install but leave the default option of autologin turned on. This is something we may wish to disable if we have left it on in error. We set a standard desktop wallpaper and disable the GDM user list, so we do not display user names at login time. We we look at using the gconf-editor and the gconftool-2 to help effect these changes.

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