Ruby-GConf
What is it?
This package allows Ruby developers to write applications that store their
configuration data using GConf (1.0.x). GConf is a configuration database system
written by Havoc Pennington et al, and part of the GNOME application development
framework (although it can be used separately). It is part of a larger project
called Ruby-GNOME, which aims to make all
the GNOME libraries available to Ruby developers.
Where can I get it?
From the download page
at SourceForge. You can find the latest development code in the
CVS repository, also
hosted by Sourceforge.
Where can I get more information?
There is some documentation included in the Ruby-GConf package (see the files
README, README.DEV and TODO). For more information
on GConf, take a look at the
GConf Manual, or post to the GConf
mailing list. For more information on the Ruby programming language, see the
Ruby homepage. For more information
on the Ruby-GNOME project, see its homepage.
Who's responsible for this?
Ruby-GConf was written by Neil Conway.
Where can I submit improvements or bug reports?
For bug reports, use the SourceForge bug
tracker. As usual, please provide us with as much information about the
problem as you can. If possible, please include a snippet of Ruby code that
exhibits the problem that you're experiencing.
For patches, use the SourceForge patch
manager. If possible, please submit your patches in unified diff
(diff -u) format and include a summary of the modifications you've made and
the reasoning behind your changes.
For anything else, please contact the maintainer, Neil Conway.
This website is hosted by SourceForge.net
and VA Linux Systems. Thanks guys! 
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