To be able to access the Minimize and Maximize buttons in Debian, I have to change every users settings from gnome-tweak-tool, individually. Is there a way for me to change every users tweak-tool setting's so that they are all the same, without doing it individually?
Change all tweak-tool config files for all users
debian;gnome3
Created a user called tmpuserLogged in as that user in GUI mode and apply the following tweaks:Enabled Desktop icons (done by launching Tweak tool, and setting Icons on Desktop in Desktop tab)Enabled maximize and minimize buttons on window title bars (done by launching Tweak tool, and setting Maximize and Minimize in Windows tab)Enabled a Gnome extension to modify Alt+Tab behavior and not group windows by application (done by launching Tweak tool, and setting Alternatetab in Extensions tab)Created a keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Alt+T to launch a terminal windowSet the default applications under All Settings > Details > DefaultAdded the following launchers on the favorites bar:Tweak toolFirefoxLibreOffice Writer / CalcVLCFile managerTerminalHelpSimple scanApplications as follows:Web -> FirefoxMail -> IcedoveCalendar -> IcedoveMusic -> VLCVideo -> VLCPhotos -> Image viewerLogged out of the newly created user, and then:rm -rf /etc/skel/*cp -ra /home/tmpuser/ /etc/skelchown -R root:root /etc/skel# Double checked that all permissions of /etc/skel and its contents are as prior to replacing the folder (755 root:root for folders, 644 root:root for files)rmdir /etc/skel/Documents/rmdir /etc/skel/Downloads/rmdir /etc/skel/Templates/rmdir /etc/skel/Videos/rmdir /etc/skel/Desktop/rmdir /etc/skel/Music/rmdir /etc/skel/Pictures/rmdir /etc/skel/Public/rm /etc/skel/.Xauthorityrm /etc/skel/.xsession-errorsrm -rf /etc/skel/.ssh/rm -rf /etc/skel/.cache/Removed the tmpuserRe-created some of the deleted folders, as otherwise Gnome failed to create them automatically (even though they were originally not there in /etc/skel, but presumably due to the presence of the new config, Gnome thinks that they are already there)mkdir /etc/skel/Documents/ /etc/skel/Downloads/ /etc/skel/Templates/ /etc/skel/Videos/ /etc/skel/Music/ /etc/skel/Pictures/ /etc/skel/Public/And, applied the same tweaks to the existing users:for i in `ls /home`; do su $i -c echo $i; if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then echo ok; cp -r /etc/skel /home/$i/; cp -r /home/$i/skel/.* /home/$i/; rm -r /home/$i/skel; fi; done