Anthony DeRobertis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [ Complain about useless/unnecessary differences in Gnome /etc file. ]
> The "schema" field does not look like configuration, either. In short,
> these files don't seem to be configuration files at all. Some of these
> files apparently contain localizations, too. Once again, not
> configuration.
>
> It produced nearly 70,000 lines of diff. That is quite frankly
> ridiculous. Maybe there is some configuration data in there *somewhere*,
> but I sure am not going to spend the time to read 70,000 lines to find them.
>
> Please, could someone tell me why these should not be in
> /usr/share/gconf? Otherwise, I propose a mass bug filing.
I wholeheartedly agree with this. When a system administrator tries to
get an overview of system changes or upgrades, there is just too much
noise in /etc. As an effect of this, I have had to special-case Gnome
files in /etc in the changetrack package so that these files are
ignored, which is obviously not ideal.
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Jens Peter Secher
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