Hmm, that seems interesting, but what´s more
interesting is that I guess people never had my
problem!!!
To solved it; I changed the home directory of my user
[in debian, since I don´t use it much now] to
/home/myuser/debian, and I left gentoo to be
/home/myuser because it was frustrating having it
-- "G=EBzim" Hoxha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
Hi, my previous answer really seems tweaking, now i read it again :)
> debian setting and icons, etc). So I am asking if
> someone knows a way to tell gentoo =B4=B4Store my settings
> for your programs in /home/mysuername/gentoo=B4=B4 and
>
"Gëzim" Hoxha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
Hello,
> asking if someone knows a way to tell gentoo ´´Store my settings for
> your programs in /home/mysuername/gentoo´´ and likewise for debian
The easiest way i can think of to do this is to change your homedir
(this is in /etc/passwd, IIRC) b
Hi,
I installed Debian, then I started liking gentoo and
installed it too. In debian, programs (e.g. xchat)
store my settings in my home directory (e.g.
/home/myusername/.xchat). But now that I have gentoo
installed, and a /home partiton, the gentoo settings
and the debian once will conflict (I kn
