Linux command
dconf 命令
文本
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Read
dconf read /[path/to/key]
List
dconf list /[path/to/directory]/
Write
dconf write /[path/to/key] "[value]"
Reset
dconf reset /[path/to/key]
Watch
dconf watch /[path/to/key]
Dump
dconf dump /[path/to/directory]/
说明
dconf is a low-level configuration system for GNOME and GTK applications. It provides a simple key-value database organized in a hierarchical structure similar to a filesystem, storing settings in a binary format for fast read access. The database uses a path-based key structure (like /org/gnome/desktop/interface/font-name) and values are stored in GVariant format, which supports typed data including strings, integers, booleans, and arrays. Changes written to dconf take effect immediately for running applications that monitor the database. For most users, gsettings provides a higher-level, schema-validated interface. dconf is useful for bulk operations, scripting configuration changes, and backup/restore operations using the dump and load commands. It's particularly valuable for system administrators managing multiple GNOME systems or creating configuration profiles.
参数
- read _key_
- Read a key value
- write _key_ _value_
- Write a key value
- reset _key_
- Reset key to default
- list _dir_
- List keys and subdirectories
- watch _path_
- Watch for changes
- dump _dir_
- Dump directory as INI
- load _dir_
- Load from INI format
FAQ
What is the dconf command used for?
dconf is a low-level configuration system for GNOME and GTK applications. It provides a simple key-value database organized in a hierarchical structure similar to a filesystem, storing settings in a binary format for fast read access. The database uses a path-based key structure (like /org/gnome/desktop/interface/font-name) and values are stored in GVariant format, which supports typed data including strings, integers, booleans, and arrays. Changes written to dconf take effect immediately for running applications that monitor the database. For most users, gsettings provides a higher-level, schema-validated interface. dconf is useful for bulk operations, scripting configuration changes, and backup/restore operations using the dump and load commands. It's particularly valuable for system administrators managing multiple GNOME systems or creating configuration profiles.
How do I run a basic dconf example?
Run `dconf read /[path/to/key]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does read _key_ do in dconf?
Read a key value