I see. you mentioned problem indeed. I will consider find file based on
modified timestamp.
On 03/12/2018 05:17 PM, Kevin Krammer wrote:
On Montag, 12. März 2018 06:33:42 CET stardiviner wrote:
I found KDE put all components config files under ~/.config/.
Because there are lot of configs of K
On Montag, 12. März 2018 06:33:42 CET stardiviner wrote:
> I found KDE put all components config files under ~/.config/.
> Because there are lot of configs of KDE, and lot of programs configs
> under it.
> When I want to do something (like reset KDE configs) I don't know which
> ones need to delete
How long have you been using Linux and/or Unix systems?
Before the Freedesktop.org standard everyone put their config and other
user-specific resource stuff in a place of their choosing, typically directly
into $HOME or if you were lucky, in a dedicated subdirectory under $HOME (e.g.:
~/.ssh).
I found KDE put all components config files under ~/.config/.
Because there are lot of configs of KDE, and lot of programs configs
under it.
When I want to do something (like reset KDE configs) I don't know which
ones need to delete.
Put all KDE related config files under ~/.config/kde/ will he
