Re: [PATCH] Re: Save Options vs. default-input-method

[Per Abrahamsen]

Richard Stallman <address@hidden> writes:

>       Removing the standard value mean you can no longer choose "Erase
>       customization" from customize, but it ensures that the option is
>       always saved.
>
> Is there some reason we want this always to be saved?  

In general: If the standard value changes a lot, we might want to save
the option even if identical to the current standard value, as it
might not be identical to future standard values.

> What precisely would go wrong if you make t the standard value?

Even when there isn't any tool bar?  That might work, a user might
want to tell Emacs never to turn on the tool bar, but is not likely to
tell Emacs to always turn on the tool bar, even when Emacs would not
do it by default.

Should I change the standard value for `menu-bar-mode' and
`tool-bar-mode' to t?