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To .config or not .config
Dave Yeo:
--- Quote from: Martin Iturbide on October 03, 2022, 08:34:35 pm ---Hi
I also have a different question but related. Will it work to declare "XDG_CONFIG_HOME" to change the location (obviously for application that respect that) like:
SET XDG_CONFIG_HOME=C:\HOME\MARTIN\.config;
Regards
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Only for programs that have implemented it. Grepping sources here, not many.
Amoebax, lastpass-cli, mercurial, pango, qemu, OpenTTD and some QT5 stuff.
Sure there is more but most don't seem to have implemented it.
Martin Iturbide:
Hi
I get back to this subject in my mind everything I see my /Home directory. I personally prefer all the configuration of linux ported programs goes to .config.
For example, what can I say to the Dooble author so things got stored on /Home/.config/.dooble ?
That he should adhere to use $XDG_CONFIG_HOME to store configuration files? And link him to something like https://specifications.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/basedir-spec-latest.html
Regards
Dave Yeo:
You could try suggesting it. Problem is that it will break every install where the profile is already in .dooble, not good. You could always set DOOBLE_HOME to point to your preference.
Remember too that a leading dot in a file name on *nix systems means hidden file, so most file managers on *nix will not show these configuration files.
Martin Iturbide:
Hi Dave, thanks for the feedback
SET XDG_CONFIG_HOME=C:\HOME\.config;
and
SET DOOBLE_HOME=C:\HOME\.config;
Both didn't help me to put the \.dooble inside \.config. It didn't work for me.
Regards
Dave Yeo:
Perhaps SET DOOBLE_HOME=C:\HOME\.config\Dooble
Maybe need / instead of \
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