Hi Sebastien, thanks for your suggestion and explaining how gconf-editor works. First of all I don't want to start a big discussion about the senses of gconf-editor like here #203877 :-)
But... if you write >>The way gconf works is that user settings are used<< then my settings are "this app does not exist anymore so I expect you to remove it", where there is no app, there are no settings for it. Easy coming easy going or in other words user friendly not confusing. Like "oh, the app is still in gconf-editor, didn't I remove it" there you go looking with e.g. tracker where it is and no result and in synaptic it isn't marked as installed. Ok, I like my system and will remove the key by myself, but this program has on the GUI no way to remove anything in the tree view. The app is there with empty keys and pathways. What is the support advising me, to use the terminal? Which doesn't work for me either as I mentioned above. Ending up with it's not a bug it's a feature? Wishlist: Expect to remove obsolete keys Very short, off topic, I'd like to ask, in gconf-editor desktop+gnome+volume_manager+authorun_path is the path #.autorun:autorun:autorun.sh:autorun.exe:Autorun.exe what has .exe to do in Ubuntu, is it for dual boot systems? Package: gconf-editor 2.22.0-0ubuntu2 Hardy 8.04 LTS I've upgraded since my last post. Thanks for your patience. -- gconf-editor shows entries/folders that do not exist anymore https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/217750 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
