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Subject: Re: [lsb-futures] RE: User settings
On Tue, Mar 26, 2002 at 05:17:56PM +0200, Emanuel Dejanu wrote:
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> As I have said that this should be a must for the new programs.
> And in time current programs will follow this road. All we need
> is a st
> As I have said that this should be a must for the new programs.
> And in time current programs will follow this road. All we need
> is a standard.
There are several standards. All of them disagree with you. In addition
the ".settings" directory assumes US language preferences to be meaningful
On Tue, Mar 26, 2002 at 05:17:56PM +0200, Emanuel Dejanu wrote:
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> As I have said that this should be a must for the new programs.
> And in time current programs will follow this road. All we need
> is a standard.
> I still hope that LSB will make thinks right: use $HOME/.settings
As I have said that this should be a must for the new programs.
And in time current programs will follow this road. All we need
is a standard.
I still hope that LSB will make thinks right: use $HOME/.settings to
keep user settings.
Best regards,
Emanuel Dejanu
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I think that this is the way to go:
mkdir /etc/skel/myrealhome
mkdir $HOME/myrealhome
echo "cd $HOME/myrealhome" >&g
Emanuel Dejanu
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Subject: Re: User settings
Emanuel Dejanu wrote:
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> I have problems with how Linux keep program
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On Tue, Mar 26, Emanuel Dejanu wrote:
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> I know that is not an easy step, but a very long and complicated
> step. Please send me to a standard draft that say that a app
> configuration file must stay on $HOME/. I h
On Tue, Mar 26, Emanuel Dejanu wrote:
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> I know that is not an easy step, but a very long and complicated
> step. Please send me to a standard draft that say that a app
> configuration file must stay on $HOME/. I have not seen this standard
> anywhere. I know that this is the tradition and tradi
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Subject: Re: User settings
> directly and then your home is a mess. What you think
> that instead of using $HOME/ to keep program settings
&g
> directly and then your home is a mess. What you think
> that instead of using $HOME/ to keep program settings
> to use $HOME/.settings/ directory ?
That would be like ruling that PI is 4. Its very convenient but there is
now way to actually make such a change.
Too much history and other confli
Hi,
I have problems with how Linux keep program settings.
If you use many programs then your home is full with
lots of files and directories that you do not use,
directly and then your home is a mess. What you think
that instead of using $HOME/ to keep program settings
to use $HOME/.settings/ dir
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