Hello,
I want to restore the MATE desktop panel in my Opensuse 15.2 box.
Where is/are the config file(s)?
Thanks
Hello,
I want to restore the MATE desktop panel in my Opensuse 15.2 box.
Where is/are the config file(s)?
Thanks
They are 3 in .config folder and 1 in the .cache folder
Code:llrainey@VM1:~> ls .config/mate* .config/mate: backgrounds.xml eom panel2.d .config/mate-menu: applications applications.list .config/mate-session: saved-session llrainey@VM1:~> ls .cache/mate* background llrainey@VM1:~>
OpenSUSE 15.2 with VirtualBox VM's (XP, 10, Ubuntu MATE 20.04, OpenSUSE 15.2)
Pi4 with Ubuntu MATE 20.04
Unix since 1974 (pdp-11, Interdata, AT&T, Tandy, Convergent, Sun, IBM, NCR, and HP)
Linux since 1995 (Mandrake, Redhat, Fedora, CentOS, OpenSUSE)
Did you clear the cache file(s)??
there is system wide mate settings in /etc
Code:-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 3050 Jun 22 10:03 mate_defaults.conf drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 May 16 2020 mate-settings-daemon
OpenSUSE 15.2 with VirtualBox VM's (XP, 10, Ubuntu MATE 20.04, OpenSUSE 15.2)
Pi4 with Ubuntu MATE 20.04
Unix since 1974 (pdp-11, Interdata, AT&T, Tandy, Convergent, Sun, IBM, NCR, and HP)
Linux since 1995 (Mandrake, Redhat, Fedora, CentOS, OpenSUSE)
I am afraid you are wrong, theses directory and files are default config, do not contain parameter and never change.
I don't think there is a file as Mate uses a database.
In fact I found what I was looking for.The following link explain how to backup and restore Mate config (and more) with dconf. Configuration can be change with dconf editor.
I'll add this backup to my usual one and use it when I reinstall my system or migrate it.
https://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu...ettings-linux/
Thank you.
Check out the dump and load commands in "man 1 dconf." I backed up three dconf directories with "dconf dump" back when I had to reinstall Fedora every year or two. Then all I had to do to rebuild the MATE desktop was use "dconf load <filename>" to get back the settings for various things. The files are stored as ASCII text, here is the one I use to restore mate-power-manager.
GeneCode:> cat mate-power-manager [/] button-power='interactive' brightness-ac=75.0 info-last-device='/org/freedesktop/UPower/devices/battery_BAT1' percentage-low=15 button-lid-ac='suspend' kbd-brightness-dim-by-on-idle=100 button-hibernate='suspend' action-low-ups='shutdown' action-critical-battery='shutdown' button-suspend='suspend' brightness-dim-battery=33 info-page-number=2 percentage-critical=12 kbd-brightness-on-ac=50 percentage-action=10 info-history-type='charge' kbd-brightness-dim-by-on-battery=100 button-lid-battery='suspend' idle-brightness=50 info-stats-type='discharge-accuracy' action-sleep-type-battery='suspend' use-time-for-policy=false
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