sqlite3() {
confs='.sqlite_history .sqliterc'
for c in $confs; do ln -s ~/.config/$c ~/$c; done
(sleep 10; cd; rm $confs)&
command sqlite3 "$@"
}
Alternately, simply create a new user with home directory matching your
~/.config, and su to that user to run sqlite3.
(no, neither of these suggestions are serious :P)
-Rowan
On 1 February 2016 at 13:46, Jes Slow <cluelesscoder at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi - this is kind of a trivial request, but .sqlite_history is one of the
> relatively few files that I can't move into ~/.config folder (or wherever
> it fits).
>
> We know that globals can become messy as you scale, and up until the XDG
> standard applications treated the home folder as their global place to drop
> configuration files. When you have dozens of programs, that starts to get
> messy.
>
> Many applications do this by allowing the user to set an environment
> variable to customize the location, altho personally I would prefer another
> way since environment variables are also global. Hope you consider it.
> Thanks
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