When configuring KDE systems, there are a *lot* of changes that can be made. It would be really helpful to be able to re-apply them selectively across multiple systems, To this end, I'd like to be able to invoke systemsettings with "--print-cmd" or similar, so that for every change that it makes to the underlying files, it prints out a line like this: kwriteconfig --file XXX --group YYY --key AAA BBB (ideally prefixed with a comment of the module name and control name) Then I would go through the settings GUI, spend 3 hours setting it up to taste, and have a helpful list of commands waiting so that the next time I set up a new KDE installation, I could just replay the ones I want. I've used a similar process under gnome (with gconftool) to deploy multiple similar configurations. [It would also be useful (though perhaps harder) to support a --export mode, which would export a list of all the settings that differ from their default values] Reproducible: Always
Can't be done. Each KCModule does it's own saving, and that can be across multiple files and multiple ways and it's not simple. Sorry.