Whenever I create a new VM, the default theme of gnome-terminal is dark. The terminal background is black, and all the menus are using dark theme as well.
I can manually change the colours to use white background, but I have to change this every time I create a new VM. Also, even when I do this, the menus are still using a black background which is causing a lot of eye strain.
What is the correct way to configure this so that I always get the correct theme configuration, and preferably setting it to be the default in new VM’s?
For AppVMs: zsh is installed but not oh-my-zsh as it lives in the ~/.
The required fonts for my oh-my-zsh also have to be reinstalled.
Also all installed stuff via pip3.
The configurations for the gnome-terminal are not used either. I think all of this is located somewhere in ~/.
Regarding the standalones:
When one creates one ready to go standalone and copies this for more standalones, this works obviously but needs much more storage space.
Isn’t it stored in home directory ~/.gconf?
The files in /etc/skel in the template are copied to the home directory of the qube when the qube is created:
Not that I can tell. Apparently you have to dump and load the settings using gconf.
" Gnome terminal is a bit of a jerk and does not save settings in a local dotfile which makes it super annoying to do this. So you have to use dconf to dump and then import the settings: