Actually, what I will do for the next version is showing a popup where
Mnemosyne backed up your old 1.x data, that should make it even easier.
(In terms of code, it's ~/Library/Mnemosyne_1 where ~ is whatever the OS
expands your home directory to)
Cheers,
Peter
On 11/08/2012 10:37 AM, Patrick Kenny wrote:
Indeed, as I mentioned earlier, before upgrade your 1.x data should
have been copied to ~/home/Mnemosyne1, so it should still be there
intact.
When I tested this on my Mac, Mnemosyne 2 properly moved the data to a
backup folder. If you can't find it in ~/home/Mnemosyne1, you may also
check ~/Application Support/Mnemosyne, etc.
Patrick
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