Matthew Miller wrote:
Theoretically, I think gconf could actually support this if someone were interested in writing the backend.
Of course that would still require a policy daemon to be running, which is one of the aspects I particularly do not like about the global registry based approach.
However - A framework that looks and works similar to gconf could be written based on this idea. Perhaps this was what you meant? The difference would be that such a framework would not require a policy daemon to be running.
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