when I set it back to Alt+B (for the umpteenth time) in control, center, this is how it should be:
org.gnome.desktop.wm.keybindings lower ['<Alt>b']
Please note that the schema default is [], not ['disabled'], so once again it invents this "disabled" value or gets it from another migration source.
Where are these values copied or generated from at startup? I might have some other settings somewhere which did not affect compiz versions prior to 1:0.9.8+bzr3319-0ubuntu1, but now keep messing up my settings.
After this morning's login, it's back. It set
org.gnome. desktop. wm.preferences auto-raise true
to true again, although I never set that. Yesterday I "reset" the key, so that it was definitively not in my ~/.config/dconf/.
It also set the maximize/unmaximize keys back from my custom Super+Up/Down to the default:
org.gnome. desktop. wm.keybindings maximize ['<Control> <Primary> <Super> Up'] desktop. wm.keybindings unmaximize ['<Control> <Primary> <Super> Down']
org.gnome.
I checked in dconf-editor, the keys are set in ~/.config/dconf, they did not get reset to the default.
Finally it keeps deleting my keybinding for
org.gnome. desktop. wm.keybindings lower ['disabled']
when I set it back to Alt+B (for the umpteenth time) in control, center, this is how it should be:
org.gnome. desktop. wm.keybindings lower ['<Alt>b']
Please note that the schema default is [], not ['disabled'], so once again it invents this "disabled" value or gets it from another migration source.
Where are these values copied or generated from at startup? I might have some other settings somewhere which did not affect compiz versions prior to 1:0.9.8+ bzr3319- 0ubuntu1, but now keep messing up my settings.