If set, dconf will attempt to open the named. On startup, dconf consults the DCONFPROFILE environment variable. The user's personal database always takes the highest priority, followed by the system databases in the order prescribed by the profile.
When I launch my bash script that is supposed to edit my configuration by himself, I can see both in dconf and gsettings my new profile. A profile is a list of configuration databases that dconf consults to find the value for a key. Thank you very much for your help, and don't hesitate to ask me for more information on my configuration :)ĮDIT: I tried to investigate a little bit more. When I try with gsettings, I get the default profile with the correct ID. I tried to close terminal and reopen it, logout/login and to restart completely my computer but nothing changes.
I am using Debian 8 Jessie with Gnome Terminal 3.14.1. Problem is, I can't list the profile in my terminal preferences, but it gets listed in dconf: ~/Downloads/debian-config$ dconf list /org/gnome/terminal/legacy/profiles:/īut when I go in my terminal preferences, I only get one profile, that is not even corresponding to one listed before: b1dcc9dd-5262-4d8d-a863-c897e6d979b9
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I am trying to install a very simple color Scheme into my terminal. is an extension for nautilus, which adds an context-entry for opening other terminal emulators than gnome-terminal.
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