There have been several occasions now where Ubuntu GNOME has had to patch code, that could in theory instead be handled by per-session gsettings overrides. A recent example is the background plugin in gnome-settings-daemon, this should be loaded under unity, gnome-flashback sessions but not gnome-shell session. A per-session override would make this possible without any patches to the codebase.
As I understand it the overrides are processed by glib-compile-schemas so perhaps we would have to recompile schemas on each login to achieve this? Any thoughts on how we can achieve this?
There have been several occasions now where Ubuntu GNOME has had to patch code, that could in theory instead be handled by per-session gsettings overrides. A recent example is the background plugin in gnome-settings- daemon, this should be loaded under unity, gnome-flashback sessions but not gnome-shell session. A per-session override would make this possible without any patches to the codebase.
As I understand it the overrides are processed by glib-compile- schemas so perhaps we would have to recompile schemas on each login to achieve this? Any thoughts on how we can achieve this?