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Tag: which command would you use to browse the root categories in the gnome configuration

Which command would you use to browse the root categories in the Gnome configuration?

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Which command would you use to browse the root categories in the Gnome configuration? A. gnomevfs-ls B. gconf-browse C. gconf-tool -all-dirs / D. browsegnomeconf

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