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Chapter 9. Configuring Desktop with GSettings and dconf
9.1. Terminology Explained: GSettings, gsettings, and dconf
This section defines several terms that are easily confused.
- dconf
dconf
is a key-based configuration system which manages user settings. It is the back end forGSettings
used in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.dconf
manages a range of different settings, includingGDM
, application, and proxy settings.- dconf
- The
dconf
command-line utility is used for reading and writing individual values or entire directories from and to adconf
database. - GSettings
- GSettings is a high-level API for application settings, front end for
dconf
. - gsettings
- The
gsettings
command-line tool is used to view and change user settings.