Schemas Budgie about desktop-settings

[ringo32]

mayby is like 👍
[org.solus-project.budgie-panel.applets.{WEIRD-code}]
alignment='start'
name='Icon Task List'
position='2'

but its possible has no Dconf for that, go to /usr/share/budgie-panel if there exist, look if there eventual a layout file exist... if so, then must in dconf-editor a menu exist which layout it needed...

just use dconf and experiment bit by bit the gschema's...

in this case its not org :)

you can find the id's :
https://github.com/solus-project/budgie-desktop/blob/master/data/com.solus-project.budgie-panel.gschema.xml

think above comes close as example but not exact..

what is changed should be

Name='Value'

further above like

[com.solus-project.budgie-panel.panel]

thats the schema_id ,

i suppose enum_id comes under is you see on the link ?

[udeved]

Hi Ste,

I think you know more about Budgie than I do.
I have no idea if budgie uses glib schema.

[Ste74]

No i have just search a file .conf or .ini for budgie but not provide this version .. so search the key in repo solus on github

[ikeydoherty]

The default layout is baked in with the panel.ini file:
https://github.com/solus-project/budgie-desktop/blob/master/data/panel.ini

This will create the default panel layout and applet instances upon first run.
If you need support for a vendor file to overwrite this, I can easily add this.

We use relocatable schemas to give each applet and panel unique instance data within dconf, where "{WEIRD-code}" is actually a UUID. These should not be manually butchered.

Each applet that exposes a configuration of some sort does so via it's own gsettings, as an example:

https://github.com/solus-project/budgie-desktop/blob/master/panel/applets/icon-tasklist/com.solus-project.icon-tasklist.gschema.xml

The Solus LiveCD overrides this by example, in /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/com.solus-project.icon-tasklist.gschema.override:

[com.solus-project.icon-tasklist]
pinned-launchers=['os-installer.desktop']

[Ste74]

Thank you friend for explain .. ;)

[udeved]

Can I close Stefano?

[Ste74]

Yes , i close by itself ;)

[ikeydoherty]

Please open a Budgie issue if you'd like support for a vendor file :)

[udeved]

I think we can do vendor files with schema-override files?

[ikeydoherty]

@udeved not for the panel.ini you can't :)

[Ste74]

You only need a file that you can overwrite or not?

[udeved]

The question is, do you need a customized panel.ini Ste?

[ikeydoherty]

^ Dude asks good questions :p

[udeved]

Dude is 20 years in business. :)

[ikeydoherty]

Fair play, dude. :p

[Ste74]

Depend .. If you see Rc1 is "vanilla" panel . If you see the picture at the first i have modified .. Moved app , add app .. changed the theme

[udeved]

The panel items are also defined in panel.ini?
Or is this part in dconf?

[Ste74]

i'm arbiter :)

[ikeydoherty]

So panel.ini is literally only for the first panel(s) layout, nothing more. If you want to override each applet config, well, that's actually down to the gsettings schema files

[udeved]

Yes, initialize panel with ini file, I thought so.

I think you can do rest in gsettings Ste, and use default layout?

[Ste74]

Ok .. i leave the default layout