https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=422529
--- Comment #22 from Joe <jchevar...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to feature from comment #21) > (In reply to alexmateescu from comment #18) > > (In reply to Joe from comment #17) > > > Also chiming in that I never thought dumping everything in ~/.config was > > > ideal and would love more organization, too, of config files. I had > > > thought > > > maybe a ~/.config/plasma for all core plasma/Plasma Desktop configs and a > > > ~/.config/.kde-apps as default for any app configs - basically follow the > > > current release bundling process and nomenclature. > > > > I believe having more than one folder under .config defeats the purpose. The > > purpose being having the ability to backup/restore/delete KDE/Plasma config > > by changing just one folder. This is even beneficial for developers, because > > if users have an easy way to remove all settings, they can test cleanly a > > system that may have otherwise been migrated for years. > > Aren't Plasma and kde-apps independent? They even have their own independent > release schedule. I think separating kde-apps and plasma is a good idea. > it'd only make a "complete" kde backup\restore require a single additional > directory, while making it easier to backup\restore plasma independently. Yeah exactly my fault. The plasma folder has all of the core plasma configs, and the app one would just be the misc dumping ground for any kde app (so anything from that release group, or even kde apps that are outside of the bigger package group release). In theory then if I wanted to reset KDE/Plasma I just nuke the plasma directory and all of my app settings stay. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
