The dconf System Administrator Guide says that "dconf stores its profiles in text files in /etc/dconf/profile/
" but on my 11.10 Ubuntu laptop, there is no /etc/dconf
directory.
Have profiles been deprecated or where are they now?
The dconf System Administrator Guide says that "dconf stores its profiles in text files in /etc/dconf/profile/
" but on my 11.10 Ubuntu laptop, there is no /etc/dconf
directory.
Have profiles been deprecated or where are they now?
You are not confused about which dconf you are using.
dconf takes the approach that, in the default configuration, there should be no files in
/etc/
. You only add files there if you want to make changes to the default configuration. For that reason it's true that/etc/dconf/
doesn't exist by default. You need to create it and populate it according to the documentation on that wiki page in order to setup profiles.You can indicate a dconf profile in another directory. For example: