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# Alloy's dconf profile. |
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# |
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# Two lines, and the order is the whole point: the user's own database is read |
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# first, so anything a person sets wins over anything Alloy declares. The |
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# system database under it is a default, not a policy — `system-db` rather |
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# than a lockdown entry, so nothing here is enforced. |
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# |
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# Fedora ships no /etc/dconf/profile/user, and with no profile dconf reads the |
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# user database alone. So this file is what makes db/local.d get read at all. |
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user-db:user |
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system-db:local |
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