On Wed, 28 Nov 2012, David Fleck wrote:
The settings for digikam are in ~/.kde4/share/config/digikamrc
I backed up this file and reopened digikam, which caused digikam to
create a new digikamrc file. Now, for the most part I liked the
customizations I had put into digikam over the years, so I didn't
want to have to just go back to the original defaults. So...
I then compared the settings between the old and new files using
vimdiff. Doing so, I discovered about 5 "Toolbar=disabled" lines in
my old copy. Using vimdiff, I got rid of those lines completely.
This is a classic example of the argument for ASCII configuration
files. Sure, a binary configuration representation might mean
(slightly) faster launch times, but IMO it's a completely fair
trade-off since ASCII files allow great out-of-band control and they
can be easily stored in a VCS, copied to new home directories, shared
on mailing lists, etc.
--
Paul Heinlein
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45°38' N, 122°6' W
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