“Whether you’re a seasoned Linux user or a newb who’s just
switched from Windows, getting your Linux experience to run just
the way you want it can be a time-consuming chore–especially if
you do it by tweaking every app and setting individually. But with
the GNOME Configuration Editor, you can tweak everything–from your
OS interface to your individual apps–through a single, easy-to-use
menu.“If you’re running Ubuntu, Config Editor is not enabled by
default…”
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