Comma separated list of DNS-SD domains that should be visible in the "network:///" location. Possible values are "merged", "separate" and "disabled". The Windows networking workgroup or domain that the user is part of. In order for a new workgroup to fully take effect the user may need to log out and log back in. URL that provides proxy configuration values. The port on the machine defined by "/system/proxy/socks_host" that you proxy through. The machine name to proxy socks through. The port on the machine defined by "/system/proxy/ftp_host" that you proxy through. The machine name to proxy FTP through. The port on the machine defined by "/system/proxy/secure_host" that you proxy through. The machine name to proxy secure HTTP through. Select the proxy configuration mode. Supported values are "none", "manual", "auto". This key contains a list of hosts which are connected to directly, rather than via the proxy (if it is active). The values can be hostnames, domains (using an initial wildcard like *.foo.com), IP host addresses (both IPv4 and IPv6) and network addresses with a netmask (something like 192.168.0.0/24). Password to pass as authentication when doing HTTP proxying. User name to pass as authentication when doing HTTP proxying. If true, then connections to the proxy server require authentication. The username/password combo is defined by "/system/http_proxy/authentication_user" and "/system/http_proxy/authentication_password". The port on the machine defined by "/system/http_proxy/host" that you proxy through. The machine name to proxy HTTP through. Enables the proxy settings when accessing HTTP over the Internet. Whether the context menus of entries and text views should offer to insert control characters. Whether the context menus of entries and text views should offer to change the input method. Keyboard shortcut to open the menu bars. Module to use as the filesystem model for the GtkFileChooser widget. Possible values are "gio", "gnome-vfs" and "gtk+". Whether to display a status bar meter on the right. Whether to use a custom font in gtk+ applications. Name of a monospaced (fixed-width) font for use in locations like terminals. Name of the default font used for reading documents. Name of the input method module used by GTK+. Name of the GTK+ input method Status Style used by gtk+. Name of the GTK+ input method Preedit Style used by gtk+. Name of the default font used by gtk+. Basename of the default theme used by gtk+. Basename of the default theme used by gtk+. Icon theme to use for the panel, nautilus etc. Length of the cursor blink cycle, in milliseconds. Whether the cursor should blink. Size of icons in toolbars, either "small-toolbar" or "large-toolbar". Whether the user can detach toolbars and move them around. Whether the user can detach menubars and move them around. Whether buttons may display an icon in addition to the button text. Whether menus may display an icon next to a menu entry. Toolbar Style. Valid values are "both", "both-horiz", "icons", and "text". Whether the user can dynamically type a new accelerator when positioned over an active menuitem. Whether menus should have a tearoff. Whether animations should be displayed. Note: This is a global key, it changes the behaviour of the window manager, the panel etc. Whether Applications should have accessibility support. How to shade the background colour. Possible values are "horizontal-gradient", "vertical-gradient", and "solid". Right or Bottom colour when drawing gradients, not used for solid colour. Left or Top colour when drawing gradients, or the solid colour. Opacity with which to draw the background picture. File to use for the background image. Determines how the image set by wallpaper_filename is rendered. Possible values are "none", "wallpaper", "centered", "scaled", "stretched", "zoom", "spanned". Have GNOME draw the desktop background. Set to true to disable all external thumbnailer programs, independent on whether they are independently disabled/enabled. Maximum size of the thumbnail cache, in megabytes. Set to -1 to disable cleaning. Maximum age for thumbnails in the cache, in days. Set to -1 to disable cleaning. Whether or not keyboard locking is enabled. Whether or not the typing break screen can be postponed. Number of minutes that the typing break should last. Number of minutes of typing time before break mode starts. Whether to play sounds on input events. The XDG sound theme to use for event sounds. Whether to play sounds on user events. Enable sound server startup. The default mixer tracks used by the multimedia key bindings. The default mixer device used by the multimedia key bindings. When set to true, GNOME will remember the state of the NumLock LED between sessions. File name of the bell sound to be played. possible values are "on", "off", and "custom". Size of the cursor referenced by cursor_theme. Cursor theme name. Used only by Xservers that support Xcursor, such as XFree86 4.3 and later. Font name of the cursor. If unset, the default font is used. This value is only propagated to the X server start of each session, so changing it mid-session won't have an effect until the next time you log in. Highlights the current location of the pointer when the Control key is pressed and released. Length of a double click. Distance before a drag is started. Distance in pixels the pointer must move before accelerated mouse motion is activated. A value of -1 is the system default. Acceleration multiplier for mouse motion. A value of -1 is the system default. Single click to open icons. Swap left and right mouse buttons for left-handed mice. Prevent running any URL or MIME type handler applications. Prevent the user to lock his screen. Prevent the user from switching to another account while his session is active. Prevent the user from modifying print settings. For example, this would disable access to all applications' "Print Setup" dialogues. Prevent the user from printing. For example, this would disable access to all applications' "Print" dialogues. Prevent the user from saving files to disk. For example, this would disable access to all applications' "Save as" dialogues. Prevent the user from accessing the terminal or specifying a command line to be executed. For example, this would disable access to the panel's "Run Application" dialogue. Theme used for displaying file icons. List of assistive technology applications to start when logging into the GNOME desktop. Beep when a modifier is pressed. Disable if two keys are pressed at the same time. Do not accept a key as being pressed unless held for @delay milliseconds. How many milliseconds to wait before mouse movement keys start to operate. How many milliseconds it takes to go from 0 to maximum speed. How many pixels per second to move at the maximum speed. Ignore multiple presses of the _same_ key within @delay milliseconds. Whether the default tasks application needs a terminal to run Default tasks application Whether the default calendar application needs a terminal to run Default calendar application A list with names of the first window manager workspaces. This key has been deprecated since GNOME 2.12. The number of workspaces the window manager should use This key has been deprecated since GNOME 2.12. Window manager to try first. This key has been deprecated since GNOME 2.12. Fallback window manager if user window manager can't be found. This key has been deprecated since GNOME 2.12. Whether the default browser understands netscape remote. Whether the default browser needs a terminal to run. Default browser for all URLs. GNOME to start preferred Mobility assistive technology application during login. Preferred Mobility assistive technology application to be used for login, menu, or command line. GNOME to start preferred Visual assistive technology application during login. Preferred Visual assistive technology application be used for login, menu, or command line. The application to use for viewing files that require a component to view them. The parameter %s will be replaced by the file's URIs, the parameter %c will be replaced by the component IID. The exec argument to use for the default terminal application. The default terminal application to use for applications that require a terminal. True if the command used to handle this type of URL should be run in a terminal. The command used to handle "h323" URLs, if enabled. True if the command specified in the "command" key should handle "h323" URLs. True if the command used to handle this type of URL should be run in a terminal. The command used to handle "callto" URLs, if enabled. True if the command specified in the "command" key should handle "callto" URLs. True if the command used to handle this type of URL should be run in a terminal. The command used to handle "mailto" URLs, if enabled. True if the command specified in the "command" key should handle "mailto" URLs. True if the command used to handle this type of URL should be run in a terminal. The command used to handle "https" URLs, if enabled. True if the command specified in the "command" key should handle "https" URLs. True if the command used to handle this type of URL should be run in a terminal. The command used to handle "http" URLs, if enabled. True if the command specified in the "command" key should handle "http" URLs. True if the command used to handle this type of URL should be run in a terminal. The command used to handle "man" URLs, if enabled. True if the command specified in the "command" key should handle "man" URLs. True if the command used to handle this type of URL should be run in a terminal. The command used to handle "info" URLs, if enabled. True if the command specified in the "command" key should handle "info" URLs. True if the command used to handle this type of URL should be run in a terminal. The command used to handle "ghelp" URLs, if enabled. True if the command specified in the "command" key should handle "ghelp" URLs. True if the command used to handle this type of URL should be run in a terminal. The command used to handle "trash" URLs, if enabled. True if the command specified in the "command" key should handle "trash" URLs. True if the command used to handle this type of URL should be run in a terminal. The command used to handle "ymsgr" URLs, if enabled. True if the command specified in the "command" key should handle "ymsgr" URLs. True if the command used to handle this type of URL should be run in a terminal. The command used to handle "xmpp" URLs, if enabled. True if the command specified in the "command" key should handle "xmpp" URLs. True if the command used to handle this type of URL should be run in a terminal. The command used to handle "sip" URLs, if enabled. True if the command specified in the "command" key should handle "sip" URLs. True if the command used to handle this type of URL should be run in a terminal. The command used to handle "msnim" URLs, if enabled. True if the command specified in the "command" key should handle "msnim" URLs. True if the command used to handle this type of URL should be run in a terminal. The command used to handle "irc" URLs, if enabled. True if the command specified in the "command" key should handle "irc" URLs. True if the command used to handle this type of URL should be run in a terminal. The command used to handle "icq" URLs, if enabled. True if the command specified in the "command" key should handle "icq" URLs. True if the command used to handle this type of URL should be run in a terminal. The command used to handle "gg" URLs, if enabled. True if the command specified in the "command" key should handle "gg" URLs. True if the command used to handle this type of URL should be run in a terminal. The command used to handle "aim" URLs, if enabled. True if the command specified in the "command" key should handle "aim" URLs. If enabled, an opened note can be closed by hitting the escape key. Integer value indicating if there is a preference to always perform a specific link updating behaviour when a note is renamed, instead of prompting the user. The values map to an internal enumeration. 0 indicates that the user wishes to be prompted when renaming a note may impact links that exist in other notes. 1 indicates that links should automatically be removed. 2 indicates that link text should be updated to the new note name so that it will continue linking to the renamed note. The port to use when connecting to the synchronisation server via SSH. Set to -1 or less if default SSH port settings should be used instead. User name to use when connecting to the synchronisation server via SSH. URL of SSH server containing Tomboy synchronisation directory. Path on SSH server to Tomboy synchronisation directory (optional). Time (in milliseconds) Tomboy should wait for a response when using FUSE to mount a synchronisation share. Determines Y coordinate of "Search All Notes" window; stored on Tomboy exit. Determines X coordinate of "Search All Notes" window; stored on Tomboy exit. Determines pixel width of "Search All Notes" window; stored on Tomboy exit. Determines pixel height of "Search All Notes" window; stored on Tomboy exit. If enabled, all notes that were open when Tomboy quit will automatically be reopened at startup. Maximum characters of note title to show in the Tomboy tray or panel applet note menu. Whitespace-separated list of note URIs for notes that should always appear in the Tomboy note menu. Integer determining the minimum number of notes to show in the Tomboy note menu. The note URI of the note that should be considered the "Start Here" note, which is always placed at the bottom of the Tomboy note menu and also accessible by hotkey. If true, Tomboy's tray icon will be displayed in the notification area. Disabling this may be useful when another application is providing the functionality of the tray icon. If disabled, the "Delete Note" confirmation dialogue will be suppressed. If true, the desktop-global keybindings set in /apps/tomboy/global_keybindings will be enabled, allowing for useful Tomboy actions to be available from any application. If enable_custom_font is true, the font name set here will be used as the font when displaying notes. If true, the font name set in custom_font_face will be used as the font when displaying notes. Otherwise the desktop default font will be used. Enable this option if you want to be able to middle-click the Tomboy icon to paste timestamped content into the Start Here note. Enable this option if you want bulleted lists to be automatic when you place - or * at the beginning of a line. Enable this option to highlight words ThatLookLikeThis. Clicking the word will create a note with that name. If true, misspellings will be underlined in red, and correct spelling suggestions shown in the right-click menu. The date format that is used for the timestamp. Integer value indicating how frequently to perform a background sync of your notes (when sync is configured). Any value less than 1 indicates that autosync is disabled. The lowest acceptable positive value is 5. Value is in minutes. Integer value indicating if there is a preference to always perform a specific behaviour when a conflict is detected, instead of prompting the user. The values map to an internal enumeration. 0 indicates that the user wishes to be prompted when a conflict occurs, so that they may handle each conflict situation on a case-by-case basis. Unique identifier for the currently configured note synchronisation service addin. Path to the synchronisation server when using the filesystem synchronisation service addin. Unique identifier for this Tomboy client, used when communicating with a sychronisation server. Use wdfs option "-ac" to accept SSL certificates without prompting the user. Indicates that the Sticky Note Importer plugin has not been run, so it should run automatically the next time Tomboy starts. The last setting for the 'Include all other linked notes' checkbox in the Export to HTML plugin. This setting is used in conjunction with the 'HTML Export Linked Notes' setting and is used to specify whether all notes (found recursively) should be included during an export to HTML. The last setting for the 'Export linked notes' checkbox in the Export to HTML plugin. The last directory a note was exported to using the Export To HTML plugin. Enables/disables the channel list. Disable it if you experience problems when connecting or while playing in your favourite tetrinet server. Enables/disables timestamps in the partyline. This key uses the current special on Player 6's game field. This key uses the current special on Player 5's game field. This key uses the current special on Player 4's game field. This key uses the current special on Player 3's game field. This key uses the current special on Player 2's game field. This key uses the current special on Player 1's game field. This key discards the current special. This is case insensitive. This key displays the fields' message dialogue. This is case insensitive. This key drops the block to the ground. This is case insensitive. This key moves the block down. This is case insensitive. This key rotates the block counterclockwise. This is case insensitive. This key rotates the block clockwise. This is case insensitive. This key moves the block to the left. This is case insensitive. This key moves the block to the right. This is case insensitive. This will be the name of your team. This is the server where GTetrinet will try to connect. This will be your nickname in the game. Enables/disables midi music. You'll need to enable sound if you want music to work. Enables/Disables sound. Keep in mind that the theme that you're using must provide sounds. This command is run when a midi file is to be played. The name of the midi file is placed in the environment variable MIDIFILE. The current theme directory. It should contain a readable "blocks.png" and a "theme.cfg". Font for text with fixed width, such as code examples. Font for text with variable width. Use the system's default fonts. The Y position of the assistant window. The X position of the assistant window. The height of the assistant window. The width of the assistant window. Whether books should be grouped by language in the UI List of books disabled by the user. Which of the tabs is selected: "content" or "search". The width of the index and search pane. The Y position of the main window. The X position of the main window. The height of the main window. The width of the main window. Whether the main window should start maximised. Name of the character encoding to use if a file is not readable in either UTF-8 or the codeset specified by the current locale. Try “iconv --list” for a complete list of possible values. The style of the application’s toolbar. Possible values are “icons”, “text”, “both”, and “both-horiz”. The background colour used to highlight the currently selected match of the search expression. The background colour used to highlight matches of the search expression. The font used in the file editor. The use of this key was deprecated in GNOME 2.20. The schema is retained for compatibility with older versions. The use of this key was deprecated in GNOME 2.20. The schema is retained for compatibility with older versions. If true, then when unminimising a window, move it to the current workspace. Otherwise, switch to the workspace of the window. Decides when to group windows from the same application on the window list. Possible values are "never", "auto" and "always". If true, the window list will show windows from all workspaces. Otherwise it will only display windows from the current workspace. This key specifies how many rows (for horizontal layout) or columns (for vertical layout) the workspace switcher shows the workspaces in. This key is only relevant if the display_all_workspaces key is true. If true, the workspace switcher will show all workspaces. Otherwise it will only show the current workspace. If true, the workspaces in the workspace switcher will display the names of the workspaces. Otherwise they will display the windows on the workspace. This setting only works when the window manager is Metacity. If true, the fish's animation will be displayed rotated on vertical panels. This key specifies the number of seconds each frame will be displayed. This key specifies the number of frames that will be displayed in the fish's animation. This key specifies the command that will be tried to execute when the fish is clicked. This key specifies the filename of the pixmap which will be used for the animation displayed in the fish applet relative to the pixmap directory. A fish without a name is a pretty dull fish. Bring your fish to life by naming him. The unit to use when showing wind speed. The unit to use when showing temperatures. A list of locations to display in the calendar window. The use of this key was deprecated in GNOME 2.6 in favour of the 'format' key. The schema is retained for compatibility with older versions. The use of this key was deprecated in GNOME 2.6 in favour of the 'format' key. The schema is retained for compatibility with older versions. The use of this key was deprecated in GNOME 2.6 in favour of the 'format' key. The schema is retained for compatibility with older versions. If true, expand the list of locations in the calendar window. If true, expand the list of weather information in the calendar window. If true, expand the list of tasks in the calendar window. If true, expand the list of birthdays in the calendar window. If true, expand the list of appointments in the calendar window. If true, show week numbers in the calendar. The use of this key was deprecated in GNOME 2.22 with the use of an internal time configuration tool. The schema is retained for compatibility with older versions. The use of this key was deprecated in GNOME 2.28 in favour of the use of timezones. The schema is retained for compatibility with older versions. If true, show the temperature next to the weather icon. If true, display a weather icon. If true, show date in a tooltip when the pointer is over the clock. If true, display date in the clock, in addition to time. If true, display seconds in time. This key specifies the format used by the clock applet when the format key is set to "custom". You can use conversion specifiers understood by strftime() to obtain a specific format. See the strftime() manual for more information. The action type this button represents. Possible values are "lock", "logout", "run", "search" and "screenshot". This key is only relevant if the object_type key is "action-applet". The location of the .desktop file describing the launcher. This key is only relevant if the object_type key is "launcher-object". The path from which the menu contents is contructed. This key is only relevant if the use_menu_path key is true and the object_type key is "menu-object". If true, the menu_path key is used as the path from which the menu contents should be constructed. If false, the menu_path key is ignored. This key is only relevant if the object_type key is "menu-object". The location of the image file used as the icon for the object's button. This key is only relevant if the object_type key is "drawer-object" or "menu-object" and the use_custom_icon key is true. If true, the custom_icon key is used as a custom icon for the button. If false, the custom_icon key is ignored. This key is only relevant if the object_type key is "menu-object" or "drawer-object". The text to display in a tooltip for this drawer or this menu. This key is only relevant if the object_type key is "drawer-object" or "menu-object". The identifier of the panel attached to this drawer. This key is only relevant if the object_type key is "drawer-object". This key is deprecated, following the migration to a new library for applets. The Bonobo implementation ID of the applet — e.g. "OAFIID:GNOME_ClockApplet". This key is only relevant if the object_type key is "bonobo-applet". If true, the user may not move the applet without first unlocking the object using the "Unlock" menuitem. If true, the position of the object is interpreted relative to the right (or bottom if vertical) edge of the panel. The position of this panel object. The position is specified by the number of pixels from the left (or top if vertical) panel edge. The identifier of the toplevel panel which contains this object. The speed in which panel animations should occur. Possible values are "slow", "medium" and "fast". This key is only relevant if the enable_animations key is true. Specifies the number of pixels visible when the panel is automatically hidden into a corner. This key is only relevant if the auto_hide key is true. Specifies the number of milliseconds delay after the pointer enters the panel area before the panel is automatically re-shown. This key is only relevant if the auto_hide key is true. Specifies the number of milliseconds delay after the pointer leaves the panel area before the panel is automatically hidden. This key is only relevant if the auto_hide key is true. If true, arrows will be placed on the hide buttons. This key is only relevant if the enable_buttons key is true. If true, buttons will be placed on each side of the panel which may be used to move the panel to edge of the screen, leaving only a button showing. If true, hiding and un-hiding of this panel will be animated rather than happening instantly. If true, the panel is automatically hidden into a corner of the screen when the pointer leaves the panel area. Moving the pointer to that corner again will cause the panel to re-appear. If true, the y and y_bottom keys are ignored and the panel is placed at the centre of the y-axis of the screen. If the panel is resized it will remain at that position — i.e. the panel will grow on both sides. If false, the y and y_bottom keys specify the location of the panel. If true, the x and x_right keys are ignored and the panel is placed at the centre of the x-axis of the screen. If the panel is resized it will remain at that position — i.e. the panel will grow on both sides. If false, the x and x_right keys specify the location of the panel. The location of the panel along the y-axis, starting from the bottom of the screen. If set to -1, the value is ignored and the value of the y key is used. If the value is greater than 0, then the value of the y key is ignored. This key is only relevant in un-expanded mode. In expanded mode this key is ignored and the panel is placed at the screen edge specified by the orientation key. The location of the panel along the x-axis, starting from the right of the screen. If set to -1, the value is ignored and the value of the x key is used. If the value is greater than 0, then the value of the x key is ignored. This key is only relevant in un-expanded mode. In expanded mode this key is ignored and the panel is placed at the screen edge specified by the orientation key. The location of the panel along the y-axis. This key is only relevant in un-expanded mode. In expanded mode this key is ignored and the panel is placed at the screen edge specified by the orientation key. The location of the panel along the x-axis. This key is only relevant in un-expanded mode. In expanded mode this key is ignored and the panel is placed at the screen edge specified by the orientation key. The height (width for a vertical panel) of the panel. The panel will determine at runtime a minimum size based on the font size and other indicators. The maximum size is fixed at one quarter of the screen height (or width). The orientation of the panel. Possible values are "top", "bottom", "left", "right". In expanded mode the key specifies which screen edge the panel is on. In un-expanded mode the difference between "top" and "bottom" is less important – both indicate that this is a horizontal panel – but still give a useful hint as to how some panel objects should behave. For example, on a "top" panel a menu button will pop up its menu below the panel, whereas on a "bottom" panel the menu will be popped up above the panel. If true, the panel will occupy the entire screen width (height if this is a vertical panel). In this mode the panel can only be placed at a screen edge. If false, the panel will only be large enough to accommodate the applets, launchers and buttons on the panel. In a Xinerama setup, you may have panels on each individual monitor. This key identifies the current monitor the panel is displayed on. With a multi-screen setup, you may have panels on each individual screen. This key identifies the current screen the panel is displayed on. This is a human readable name which you can use to identify a panel. Its main purpose is to serve as the panel's window title which is useful when navigating between panels. If true, the background image will be rotated when the panel is oriented vertically. If true, the image will be scaled to the panel dimensions. The aspect ratio of the image will not be maintained. If true, the image will be scaled (retaining the aspect ratio of the image) to the panel height (if horizontal). Specifies the file to be used for the background image. If the image contains an alpha channel it will be composited onto the desktop background image. Specifies the opacity of the background colour format. If the colour is not completely opaque (a value of less than 65535), the colour will be composited onto the desktop background image. Specifies the background colour for the panel in #RGB format. Which type of background should be used for this panel. Possible values are "gtk" — the default GTK+ widget background will be used, "colour" — the colour key will be used as background colour or "image" — the image specified by the image key will be used as background. A boolean flag to indicate whether the user's previous configuration in /apps/panel/profiles/default has been copied to the new location in /apps/panel. A list of panel object IDs. Each ID identifies an individual panel object (e.g. a launcher, action button or menu button/bar). The settings for each of these objects are stored in /apps/panel/objects/$(id). A list of panel applet IDs. Each ID identifies an individual panel applet. The settings for each of these applets are stored in /apps/panel/applets/$(id). A list of panel IDs. Each ID identifies an individual toplevel panel. The settings for each of these panels are stored in /apps/panel/toplevels/$(id). If true, autocompletion in the "Run Application" dialogue is made available. If true, the "Known Applications" listing in the "Run Application" dialogue is expanded when the dialogue is opened. This key is only relevant if the enable_program_list key is true. If true, the "Known Applications" listing in the "Run Application" dialogue is made available. Whether or not the listing is expanded when the dialogue is shown is controlled by the show_program_list key. If true, the panel will not allow a user to force an application to quit by removing access to the force quit button. If true, the panel will not allow a user to log out, by removing access to the log out menu entries. This key is deprecated as it cannot be used to implement proper lockdown. The /desktop/gnome/lockdown/disable_lock_screen key should be used instead. A list of applet IIDs that the panel will ignore. This way you can disable certain applets from loading or showing up in the menu. For example to disable the mini-commander applet add 'OAFIID:GNOME_MiniCommanderApplet' to this list. The panel must be restarted for this to take effect. If true, the panel will not allow any changes to the configuration of the panel. Individual applets may need to be locked down separately however. The panel must be restarted for this to take effect. If true, a launcher is highlighted when the user moves the pointer over it. If true, a dialogue is shown asking for confirmation if the user wants to remove a panel. If true, a drawer will automatically be closed when the user clicks a launcher in it. If true, tooltips are shown for objects in panels. The custom URI from which to retrieve a radar map. If true, then retrieve a radar map from a location specified by the "radar" key. Fetch a radar map on each update. The unit to use for temperature. The unit to use for wind speed. The unit to use for pressure. The unit to use for visibility. Use metric units instead of Imperial units. The interval, in seconds, between automatic updates. Determines whether the applet automatically updates its weather statistics. gconf-editor folder bookmarks