applications sharing system-wide configuration and data locations.
Regards,
John Bollinger
From: xdg On Behalf Of Chanslor Rosenthal
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Subject: Re: RCF: Basedir specification for non-Linux
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RCF: Basedir specification for non-Linux
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> For what it's worth, I do not (frequently) port to Mac, but I *do* frequently
> develop for Linux on Mac. I work on an outdated MBP, test against my Debian
> server and Manjaro desktop, a newer Mac, and sometimes other Linux devices.
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Dear XDG List,
26.04.21 at 23:46 piegames wrote:
in discussions around applications adopting the basedir specification,
the handling of non-Linux systems (especially Windows and MacOS) is
something that really comes up a lot.
Yes. Env vars were obviously the most convenient solution for
On Mon, 26 Apr 2021 at 23:46:46 +0200, piegames wrote:
> in discussions around applications adopting the basedir specification,
> the handling of non-Linux systems (especially Windows and MacOS) is
> something that really comes up a lot.
I think the right way to think about this is Windows vs.
Hi,
in discussions around applications adopting the basedir specification,
the handling of non-Linux systems (especially Windows and MacOS) is
something that really comes up a lot.
*Technically*, the specification is platform-independent, as it only
depends on the concept of environment
