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1<schemalist>
2 <enum id="usage-mode-enum">
3 <value nick="Staged" value="0" />
4 <value nick="Windowed" value="1" />
5 <value nick="Automatic" value="2" />
6 </enum>
8 <schema path="/com/canonical/unity8/" id="com.canonical.Unity8" gettext-domain="unity8">
9 <key enum="usage-mode-enum" name="usage-mode">
10 <default>"Automatic"</default>
11 <summary>The usage mode.</summary>
12 <description>The usage mode chosen will affect the Window Management behaviour.</description>
13 </key>
14 <key type="y" name="edge-barrier-sensitivity">
15 <default>35</default>
16 <range min="1" max="100"/>
17 <summary>Sensitivity of screen edge barriers for the mouse pointer.</summary>
18 <description>Some UI actions like revealing the launcher or the applications spread are triggered by pushing the mouse pointer against a screen edge. This key defines how much you have to push in order to trigger the associated action.</description>
19 </key>
20 <key type="u" name="edge-barrier-min-push">
21 <default>2</default>
22 <summary>Minimum push needed to overcome edge barrier</summary>
23 <description>How much you have to push (in grid units)the mouse against an edge barrier when sensibility is 100.</description>
24 </key>
25 <key type="u" name="edge-barrier-max-push">
26 <default>60</default>
27 <summary>Maximum push needed to overcome edge barrier</summary>
28 <description>How much you have to push (in grid units) the mouse against an edge barrier when sensibility is 1.</description>
29 </key>
30 </schema>
32 <schema path="/com/canonical/unity8/greeter/" id="com.canonical.Unity8.Greeter" gettext-domain="unity8">
33 <key type="x" name="locked-out-time">
34 <default>0</default>
35 <summary>When the greeter was last locked.</summary>
36 <description>If too many unsuccessful login attempts have been made in a row, the greeter locks you out for a while. This unix timestamp indicates when you were locked out, so unity8 knows when to let you back in.</description>
37 </key>
38 </schema>
39</schemalist>