Hi Sarah,
Hello all you Linux/Unix gurus out there,
I was hoping someone would be able to tell me a few things about
where such systems put various types of files.
Where so you store preferences? I see that the specialFolderPath()
function is Windows Mac only, so how would I know where to
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There is no real firm standard as far as storing prefs on a *NIX-type
system; different programs make up their own, and there are special
places for certain graphical environments such as GNUstep.
One simple way is to place a hidden file (start the
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There is no real firm standard as far as storing prefs on a *NIX-type
system; different programs make up their own, and there are special places
for certain graphical environments such as GNUstep.
One simple way is to place
Hello all you Linux/Unix gurus out there,
I was hoping someone would be able to tell me a few things about where
such systems put various types of files.
Where so you store preferences? I see that the specialFolderPath()
function is Windows Mac only, so how would I know where to store
Hi Sarah,
On where to install applications on macs... the usage is to provide a disk image
with the instruction to drag and drop the software in the /Applications folder,
but to leave the user free to drag and drop the software wherever they want
without it affecting performance in any way. You
At 9:15 AM +1000 5/5/05, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Where so you store preferences? I see that the specialFolderPath()
function is Windows Mac only, so how would I know where to store
preferences on a Linux system?
I'm no guru, but in general, one puts preference files in the user's
home directory
