xfce4-settings-editor - Settings Editor
The xfce4-settings-editor is a tool for editing ALL settings within xfconf. It is the graphical counterpart of xfconf-query. Both xfconf-query and the xfce4-settings-editor can be used to perform maintenance on the xfconf property database.
| Settings Editor Main Window |
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Change Properties
| Settings Editor: Create New Property Window |
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Add
To add a new property, click the Add button. The same dialog will popup with an initial property value (the parent of the currently selected property, for your convenience). Then select a Type and set a Value.
The property is not stored until you click the Save button.
Edit
When you activate a property in the tree-view or click the Edit button, the dialog above will appear, but with the Property and Type widgets insensitive. You can enter a new value in the text-field, spinner or toggle button (depending on the property type).
Reset
To reset a property click the Reset button. The selected property will be removed or reset to the default value. If there is property information in an higher configuration file of this channel that you can override (ie. is not locked), the value will be reset.
If there is no higher configuration info, the property will be removed from your channel and the application watching the property will determine the default value.
Monitoring Channel Changes
| Settings Editor: Monitor Channel Changes Window |
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If you right-click a channel, you can Monitor... a channel for changes. This is useful for debugging in some cases and gives you some insight in the activity of a channel.
The output has the following format:
$timestamp: $property_name ($value_type: $value)