Novell ZENWORKS LINUX MANAGEMENT 7.3 IR2, Administration Manual

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7c Click Next to import the top-level directories. The four top-level directories that are
imported are Apps, Desktop, System, and GNOME.
7d
Select one or more directory whose settings you want to import, then click Next .
7e (Optional) Add or delete the keys and their respective values from the imported GConf
settings, then click
Next and skip to Step 9 on page 154 .
For detailed information about defining your own GConf settings, click the button on
the Built Gconf Tree page.
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(Conditional) If you chose the Define a setting on your own in Step 6 on page 153 , define your
own Gconf settings by adding and deleting keys on the Gconf Tree, then click Next .
For detailed information about defining your own Gconf settings, click the button on the
Built Gconf Tree page.
9 Click Next to display the default system requirements for Generic GNOME Policy page.
10 Specify the minimum system requirements for Generic GNOME policy settings to be effective.
The value you specify in the
Apply policy on devices with distribution field indicates the
distribution and minimum version that is required for the policy settings to be effective. The
policy is applied if the device has the same version or a later version of the distribution.
If you chose the
Import from a device option in Step 6 on page 153 , the default value is the
operating system of a device from which you have imported GConf settings. If you have not
included this setting in the policy, and if the operating system of a managed device (where the