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qubes-manager: "reset to defaults" option #1363
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What exactly do you have in mind? "Reset VM settings"? Or something more Best Regards, |
Qubes Manager --> System --> Qubes Global Settings In this window, the user can change things like: minimal VM memory, dom0 memory boost, whether to keep DispVMs in memory, whether to check for dom0 updates, and whether to check for VM updates. A user might change some of those settings (being new to Qubes, not realizing that her custom choice is a bad idea), then later realize that she wants to revert to the defaults. But maybe she doesn't remember what the defaults are. It would be nice to have a button which sets everything to the defaults. |
The default applications list is "show every application", so can't this be accomplished by clicking the ">>"? One specific settings reset that might be useful, is resetting the firewall so it clears any |
Are you sure? I thought the default was just a handful of common applications.
This is a separate issue: #4710 |
He is wrong and you are right. The default application list is what we provide in every builder-/template_scripts/appmenus_ |
@marmarek, what is the source of global defaults? or is there no simple answer to this one? |
Those values being just properties of In short: there is no simple way to get "default" values (understood as "values just after installation") for global settings. You can get some of them by copying logic that set them during installation, but for some it may still not be enough (like default template, which could be removed since then). This is much easier for VM properties, where default values for most properties are actually meaningful, especially for "normal" AppVMs. There are still few corner cases - like 'netvm' property of a sys-net itself, but those applies to system VMs mostly. Those things again are set by the initial setup (through salt). |
It's standard in most GUI program to have a button which resets all options to their default settings, where "default" means roughly "how things would look on a fresh install."
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