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false
Controls visibility of personal information
If set to true, the system will make an effort to
not divulge the user’s identity on screen or on the network.
true
Show full name in the user menu
Whether the users full name is shown in the user menu or not.
false
Whether to remove old files from the trash automatically
If TRUE, automatically remove files from the trash
when they are older than “old-files-age” days.
false
Whether to remove old temporary files automatically
If TRUE, automatically remove temporary files
when they are older than “old-files-age” days.
30
Number of days to keep trash and temporary files
Consider trash and temporary files old after
this many days.
true
Whether to remember recently used files
If FALSE, applications will not remember recently
used files.
-1
Number of days to remember recently used files for
Recently used files will be remembered for this many days.
If set to 0, recent files will not be remembered; if set to -1, they
will be retained indefinitely.
true
Whether to remember application usage
If FALSE, application usage will not be monitored
and recorded.
false
Send statistics when applications are removed or installed
If FALSE, no anonymous installation or removal information will be sent to the vendor.
false
Send reports of technical problems to the vendor
If TRUE, anonymized reports will be sent automatically to the vendor.
false
Don’t allow applications to access the microphone
If TRUE, applications should not use the microphone.
false
Don’t allow applications to access the camera
If TRUE, applications should not use the camera.
false
Don’t allow applications to output sound
If TRUE, applications should not make sound.
false
Whether to protect USB devices
If TRUE, USB devices will be protected as configured in
the key usb-protection-level.
'lockscreen'
When USB devices should be rejected
If set to "lockscreen", only when the lock screen is present new USB devices will
be rejected; if set to "always", all new USB devices will always be rejected.