use default gsettings schemas when installed system-wide

[niol]

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[SanTeeg0]

Thank you for your contribution!
I think it would be better to keep the default behavior of make install(install the extension locally for user), as it's what will be used most often anyway. This will also ensure some backward compatibility.
Other than that, everything looks good to me.

[niol]

I understand. What do you want as target name for system-wide install?
Please note make install is the standard way of installing software on Unixes system-wide.

[SanTeeg0]

Please note make install is the standard way of installing software on Unixes system-wide.

That's true, but mainly for packages, tools, etc. Extensions, themes, and so on are mostly user-specific. Also, PaperWM only had one way for users to install it locally, which was with make install, so changing this behavior could cause more confusion.

I understand. What do you want as target name for system-wide install?

Something like make install-system could be sufficient.

[SanTeeg0]

Looks great!
But currently, the only option is to install the extension in the system using make install-system, but I think it would be great if there was a way to uninstall it. Especially using the same make uninstall command (to remove both the local and system versions, if any).

Sorry for my oversight, I could have noticed this earlier.

[niol]

Looks great! But currently, the only option is to install the extension in the system using make install-system, but I think it would be great if there was a way to uninstall it. Especially using the same make uninstall command (to remove both the local and system versions, if any).

Then I'll need $prefix so that I'll try to work out something.

[niol]

The uninstall target is currently broken due to /bin/sh syntax errors when run on my machine.