What is dconf FOR LINUX?

dconf FOR LINUX

dconf is an open source, simple, easy-to-use and free key-based and low-level configuration system designed as a backend to GSettings. It can be used on platforms that do not have a configuration storage system and can be described as an equivalent to the Registry Editor tool from Microsoft Windows operating systems, but designed for the GNOME graphical desktop environment.

The project is a key/value storage system, greatly optimized for reading, making it ideal for storing user preferences under the GNOME desktop environment. It supports change notifications, mandatory keys, as well as stacking of multiple configuration sources.

It will allow you to change both hidden or visible settings for the GNOME desktop environment, various graphical applications that are distributed as part of the GNOME project, third-party apps, and other internal components of the GNOME session.

Installation

• Use pre-built binary packages from the main software repositories of your operating system for the best installation experience.


• A universal sources archive is available for download for users who want to optimize the program for a specific hardware architecture and Linux distro.


• Execute commands like './configure && make' and 'make install' to configure/optimize and install the program system-wide.


• Supports both 32-bit and 64-bit hardware platforms.

Get dconf FOR LINUX for free from The GNOME Project.

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