In the future this will be handled by libproxy, but it seems like the CLR bindings aren't functional just yet.
I was speaking to mvo on IRC about just that earlier, and he said that while that is a good idea in theory, in reality some apps allow the user to launch with http_proxy=foo blah to override the gconf settings, and apparently that would break. I don't think there's a realistic chance of distros (at least Ubuntu) doing this, sadly.
Chris S. said that he would handle integrating this code into Do and Docky for now. I hope that in the future we will be able to standardise around libproxy.
In the future this will be handled by libproxy, but it seems like the CLR bindings aren't functional just yet.
I was speaking to mvo on IRC about just that earlier, and he said that while that is a good idea in theory, in reality some apps allow the user to launch with http_proxy=foo blah to override the gconf settings, and apparently that would break. I don't think there's a realistic chance of distros (at least Ubuntu) doing this, sadly.
Chris S. said that he would handle integrating this code into Do and Docky for now. I hope that in the future we will be able to standardise around libproxy.