Use GSettings to check whether to send uReports #903
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Signed-off-by: Jakub Filak <jfilak@redhat.com>
Signed-off-by: Jakub Filak <jfilak@redhat.com>
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That seems counter-productive to me. That would mean that sysadmins need to change 2 settings if they want to force having uReports sent, instead of one, depending on the desktop to be used. |
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It might make for sense for gnome-control-center to just parse the existing configuration file, if you don't want to switch fully to gsettings. |
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I mean, it'd be NICE to have this as a gsetting, since that's where all our other settings are, but having the same setting in two places seems worse to me than the status quo. |
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Since I am not able to determine whether the gsetting has been set, I had to use this approach. I would rather use the gsetting only, but I want to display the dialogue in non-GNOME desktops and update the gsetting from the applet as the other desktops don't have their privacy panels yet. |
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Why do you need to register whether the GSettings had been set? We want to remove the nag dialogue in GNOME. I'm this close -><- to ending the argument by forking the applet. There's no reason to be spending this much time to engineering 1000 lines of code. |
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@hadess OK, the dialogue will not be removed in GNOME. |
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