From the homepage of the project: gconf-cleaner A Cleaning tool for GConf GConf Cleaner is to clean up the unknown/invalid gconf keys that still sitting down on your gconf database. I suggest to use gnome-extra.
Created attachment 118583 [details] gconf-cleaner-0.0.2.ebuild
This tool is _dangerous_ and unless upstream Gnome sees interest in it, I doubt any of us will add it in portage. First of all, some gnome software don't use gconf schemas at all or have incomplete schemas for practical reasons (NetworkManager comes to mind). This won't be detected and can break stuff. Second, we don't "uninstall" old gconf schemas when a package is removed (for historical reasons, maybe we'll do it later). So old stuff might even still be tied to a schema that isn't there anymore. Given these arguments, I still encourage you to post updated ebuilds here for others to find, while gconf-cleaner matures a little :) Thanks for posting your work here.
(In reply to comment #2) OK, I understand and agree to your reasons. ;)
Created attachment 123178 [details] gconf-cleaner-0.0.2.ebuild Added ~amd64 keywords
Created attachment 161962 [details] gconf-cleaner-0.0.3.ebuild
Bump to gconf-cleaner-0.0.3
align ebuild requests to same values
Bump request
Again, we still don't feel convinced by the benefits of this tool over the damages it can cause. Feel free to update the ebuild here or to have it included in Sunrise. Thanks
RESOLVED as OBSOLETE since there is no update and package is not in tree Coordinated with leio
