~/.wcd/
I agree. It would be cleaner. But I don't like it that the backward
compatibility is broken. Wcd has been backward compatible since the
start, that is over 12 years.
I don't think there would be compatibility issues:
- IF there is WCDHOME use it
- IF there is ~/.treedata.wcd file,
Jari Aalto schreef:
~/.wcd/
I agree. It would be cleaner. But I don't like it that the backward
compatibility is broken. Wcd has been backward compatible since the
start, that is over 12 years.
I don't think there would be compatibility issues:
- IF there is WCDHOME use it
- IF there is
Hi,
I agree. It would be cleaner. But I don't like it that the backward
compatibility is broken. Wcd has been backward compatible since the
start, that is over 12 years.
In enterprise network systems people use the -u option to jump to
directories of colleagues. If you move data files you
Erwin Waterlander water...@xs4all.nl writes:
The amount of data that is stored by for instance Mozilla under ~/.mozilla
is enormous ...
There are many application that only have few files. Exerpts:
[DIR] ~/.ccache/:
CACHEDIR.TAG
stats
[DIR] ~/.dillo/:
adblock.txt
Package: wcd
Version: 3.2.0-1
Severity: wishlist
The manual page lists:
FILES
default treedata file
UNIX: $HOME/.treedata.wcd
This is the default treedata file where wcd searches for matches.
If it is
not readable wcd will create a new one.
Package: wcd
Version: 3.2.0-1
Followup-For: Bug #518132
Clarification to the previous bug report. wcd(1) contains
variable WCDHOME, so please treat (*) marked as follows:
Please store all files under user defined environment variable:
*) forget this
WCD_ROOT
*) implement this
Hi,
Wcd already supports an alternative location via the WCDHOME environment
variable. Setting this variable will do what is suggested for WCD_ROOT.
Many programs use a $HOME sub directory for configuration files, but
many more use by default just $HOME. Since files are hidden it's not a
Erwin Waterlander water...@xs4all.nl writes:
Hi,
Wcd already supports an alternative location via the WCDHOME environment
variable.
Noticed, that'd why I adjusted the bug report accordingly.
The Login shells are exception. Other programs would better use
~/.program/
An example: my
Hi,
The amount of data that is stored by for instance Mozilla under
~/.mozilla is enormous compared to the few files of wcd. Logically you
don't want all Mozilla's files in your $HOME folder.
In my $HOME directory I have 244 hidden files and directories.
ls -a | grep '^\.' | wc -l
244
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