> No, you definitely don't want to do that.
> If you want to make local overrides ineffective, just mark the setting in
> question, the group it belongs to or the file it is in as immutable bei
> either adding [$i] after the key (before the = sign), after the group
> brackets or at the file's first line.
>
> However I do not understand why you want to restrict the settings from
> kdeglobal.
> My initial understanding was that you just want to have better defaults,
> so if you have a suitable kdeglobals in the installation config directory
> and no overrides in the user directories, you should have the new
> defaults.
For the record, this is all documented (somewhat sketchily) in the User
Guide:
http://docs.kde.org/stable/en/kdebase/userguide/kde-for-administrators.html
If anyone would like to help turn that into full sentences and make it read
better, please get in touch.
Regards,
Philip
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