Take the 2-minute tour ×  I'm maintaining a lab of workstations,
on which I've installed MonoDevelop. How can I (via a shell
script that runs when the user logs in) prevent MonoDevelop from
checking for updates and notifying the user? (In this situation,
individual users do not have permission to install updates, so
the notification is misleading.)  I found the corresponding
settings in ~/.config/MonoDevelop-2.6/MonoDevelopProperties.xml:
<Property key="MonoDevelop.Ide.AddinUpdater.CkeckForUpdates"
value="False" /> <Property key="AppUpdater.CheckAutomatically"
value="False" />  Is there a sanctioned way to modify these
config values via the command line (as opposed to, say, doing a
PERL regex replacement)?  share|improve this question Is there a
problem with a regex replacement? I say, if it works (with no
side effects), use it. –  Bob Mar 6 '12 at 13:58 @DiogoRocha as
mentioned, please avoid trivial edits. If you are interested in
knowing an answer please consider adding a bounty. –  Sathya Mar
6 '12 at 16: