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phosh.gsettings - GSettings used by phosh

Phosh uses gsettings for most of its configuration. You can use the gsettings(1) command to change them or to get details about the option. To get more details about an option use gsettings describe, e.g.:

gsettings describe mobi.phosh.shell.cell-broadcast enabled


These are the currently used gsettings schema and keys:

These gsettings are used by phosh:

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mobi.phosh.shell.cell-broadcast
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enabled: Whether receiving cell broadcasts is enabled



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sm.puri.phosh
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app-filter-mode: Application filtering in overview. This shows all applications:

gsettings set sm.puri.phosh app-filter-mode '[]'


  • automatic-high-contrast-threshold: The brightness threshold to trigger automatic high contrast
  • automatic-high-contrast: Whether automatic high contrast is enabled
  • enable-suspend: Whether suspend is enabled in the system menu:
  • favorites: List of favorite applications
  • force-adaptive: List of app-id's phosh considers adaptive (so they are always shown):

gsettings set sm.puri.phosh force-adaptive "['chromium.desktop', 'firefox-esr.desktop']"


  • osk-unfold-delay: How long to press bottom bar pill for OSK to unfold
  • quick-silent: Silence device by pression Vol- on incoming calls
  • shell-layout: How to layout shell UI elements around cutouts and notches. device: Automatic based on device settings, none: No automatic layout.
  • wwan-backend: WWan backend to use



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sm.puri.phosh.emergency-calls
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enabled: Whether emergency calls are enabled. This is experimental, please check if it works for your povider / in your country / for your sim card before relying on it.



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sm.puri.phosh.lockscreen
  • require-unlock: Whether unlock via password/pin is required
  • shuffle-keypad: Shuffle keys on keypad



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sm.puri.phosh.plugins
  • lockscreen: The enabled lock screen plugins
  • quick-settings: The enabled custom quick settings



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sm.puri.phosh.notifications
  • wakeup-screen-categories: Notification categories that trigger screen wakeup
  • wakeup-screen-triggers: What properties of a notification trigger screen wake-up
  • wakeup-screen-urgency: The lowest urgency that triggers screen wake-up (if via wakeup-screen-triggers)



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sm.puri.phosh.plugins.launcher-box
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folder



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sm.puri.phosh.plugins.ticket-box
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folder: The folder containing the tickets to be presented on the lock screen.



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sm.puri.phosh.plugins.upcoming-events
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days



  • org.gnome.desktop.app-folders.folder: Folder support
  • org.gnome.desktop.background: Background wallpaper
  • picture-uri
  • picture-uri-dark
  • primary-color
E.g. to get the "classic" black overview back use:



gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.background picture-options none
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.background primary-color '#000000'




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org.gnome.desktop.interface1
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show-battery-percentage



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org.gnome.desktop.media-handling
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automount



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org.gnome.desktop.notifications
  • show-banners : Whether to show notification banners
  • show-in-lockscreen : Whether notifications should be shown on the lock screen

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org.gnome.desktop.peripherals.touchscreen: Touch screen to output mappings. Example for NexDock 360:

gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.peripherals.touchscreen:/org/gnome/desktop/peripherals/touchscreens/27c0:0819/ output "\['Unknown', 'NexDock', '8R33926O00Q'\]"




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org.gnome.desktop.screensaver:
  • lock-delay
  • lock-enabled
  • picture-uri: Lockscreen background image / wallpaper
  • picture-options: none disable lockscreen image



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org.gnome.shell.keybindings
  • toggle-message-tray
  • toggle-overview




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