data/apps_mate_settings_daemon_xrandr.schemas.in


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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<mateconfschemafile>
    <schemalist>
	<schema>
	    <key>/schemas/apps/mate_settings_daemon/xrandr/show_notification_icon</key>
	    <applyto>/apps/mate_settings_daemon/xrandr/show_notification_icon</applyto>
            <owner>mate</owner>
	    <type>bool</type>
            <default>false</default>
            <locale name="C">
	        <short>Show Displays in Notification Area</short>
                <long>Whether a notification icon with display-related things should be
		    shown in the panel.
		</long>
            </locale>
        </schema>
	<schema>
	    <key>/schemas/apps/mate_settings_daemon/xrandr/use_xorg_monitor_settings</key>
	    <applyto>/apps/mate_settings_daemon/xrandr/use_xorg_monitor_settings</applyto>
            <owner>mate</owner>
	    <type>bool</type>
            <default>true</default>
            <locale name="C">
	        <short>Do not touch monitor configuration</short>
		<long>Usually, mate-settings-daemon configures internal and
		    external monitors according to the
		    turn_on_external_monitors_at_startup and
		    turn_on_laptop_monitor_at_startup settings and determines
		    an appropriate cloning/side-by-side mode. Setting this key
		    to True disables this, and the monitor settings are not
		    touched at all (unless there is an explicit user
		    configuration).
		</long>
            </locale>
        </schema>
	<schema>
	    <key>/schemas/apps/mate_settings_daemon/xrandr/turn_on_external_monitors_at_startup</key>
	    <applyto>/apps/mate_settings_daemon/xrandr/turn_on_external_monitors_at_startup</applyto>
            <owner>mate</owner>
	    <type>bool</type>
            <default>false</default>
            <locale name="C">
	        <short>Turn on external monitor after system boot</short>
                <long>Turn on external monitor after system boot if user plugs in
		external monitor on system boot.
		</long>
            </locale>
        </schema>
	<schema>
	    <key>/schemas/apps/mate_settings_daemon/xrandr/turn_on_laptop_monitor_at_startup</key>
	    <applyto>/apps/mate_settings_daemon/xrandr/turn_on_laptop_monitor_at_startup</applyto>
            <owner>mate</owner>
	    <type>bool</type>
            <default>true</default>
            <locale name="C">
	        <short>Turn on laptop monitor after system boot</short>
                <long>Turn on laptop monitor after system boot if user plugs in
		external monitor on system boot.
		</long>
            </locale>
        </schema>
	<schema>
	    <key>/schemas/apps/mate_settings_daemon/xrandr/default_configuration_file</key>
	    <applyto>/apps/mate_settings_daemon/xrandr/default_configuration_file</applyto>
            <owner>mate</owner>
	    <type>string</type>
            <default>/etc/mate-settings-daemon/xrandr/monitors.xml</default>
            <locale name="C">
	        <short>File for default configuration for RandR</short>
	        <long>The XRandR plugin will look for a default
                configuration in the file specified by this key.  This
                is similar to the ~/.config/monitors.xml that normally
                gets stored in users' home directories.  If a user
                does not have such a file, or has one that does not
                match the user's setup of monitors, then the file
                specified by this key will be used instead.
	        </long>
            </locale>
        </schema>
    </schemalist>
</mateconfschemafile>