On 6/13/10, Stan Goodman stan.good...@hashkedim.com wrote:
If it were not for the great difference between the two kde versions, I
would simply carry over the .kde directory, and be assured that I had
captured all the data. But the v11.1 system contains both .kde and .kde4
directories, and I
I have installed oS v11.2 on a clean HD in a box that also contains
another HD which contains v11.1/kde3. I want to copy the data from the old
system to the newer one, which is no problem except for the data of the
kde apps.
If it were not for the great difference between the two kde versions,
If you are going to use kde 4.4 make sure to copy your resource files for
example if you are using kaddressbook backup the file :
** *.kde/share/apps/kabc/std.vcf*
After resent upgrade (from 4.3.4 to 4.4.3) there was a bug that did not
display the contacts.
I would recommend to copy also all
On Sunday 13 June 2010 10:20:20 Boris shtrasman wrote:
If you are going to use kde 4.4 make sure to copy your resource files
for example if you are using kaddressbook backup the file :
** *.kde/share/apps/kabc/std.vcf*
After resent upgrade (from 4.3.4 to 4.4.3) there was a bug that did not
Stan, for KDE 3 - 4 I copy over only the individual apps' settings,
such as Kmail. Those should be in ~/.kde[4]/share/apps. You can copy
over that whole directory, but I prefer doing it app by app.
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On Sunday 13 June 2010 19:35:59 you wrote:
On 6/13/10, Stan Goodman stan.good...@hashkedim.com wrote:
If it were not for the great difference between the two kde versions,
I would simply carry over the .kde directory, and be assured that I
had captured all the data. But the v11.1 system
On 14 June 2010 00:03, Stan Goodman stan.good...@hashkedim.com wrote:
I too keep /home on a separate partition, and have thought about keeping
the same /home partition intact across upgrades, but I have never dared to
do so. So my situation is different enough from yours that I still need to
