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竞争力的思考回看这半年多的路，一眨眼已经离起点走了挺远了。到底什么让我的产品受到大家的喜欢？
Persistent settings were stored using GSettings, which is a mechanism for storing typed information according to a schema. In theory, this allows for arbitrary other parts of the desktop environment to interact with and understand a given application's settings. In practice, this didn't work (the settings couldn't actually be found by e.g. command-line tools) for some reason relating to Flatpak, and in fact integrating with GSettings made it no longer possible to launch the program locally for development (it would crash on launch because the schema wasn't properly "installed", although this somehow magically works without "installing" the schema when building a Flatpak). Yet again, this would be much easier to understand if the documentation were better at explaining context, "why?", and overall architecture and vision.