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Nathaniel Beaver
2016-04-26 17:31:26 -05:00
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@@ -2078,7 +2078,7 @@ User level configuration is stored in dotfiles
in the user's home directory, in the user's home directory,
often under the ``~/.config/`` folder. often under the ``~/.config/`` folder.
Plugins and logfiles generally go under ``~/.local/share/``, Plugins and logfiles generally go under ``~/.local/share/``,
and cached dates under ``~/.cache/``. and cached data under ``~/.cache/``.
There are good arguments to the effect that There are good arguments to the effect that
making dotfiles responsible for configuration `is problematic`_. making dotfiles responsible for configuration `is problematic`_.
@@ -2124,7 +2124,7 @@ adopt new configuration files,
keep the old ones, keep the old ones,
or ``diff`` and merge the files into a hybrid. or ``diff`` and merge the files into a hybrid.
For example, the RSS reader ``lifererea`` For example, the RSS reader ``liferea``
puts the list of RSS feeds in puts the list of RSS feeds in
``$HOME/.config/liferea/feedlist.opml``, ``$HOME/.config/liferea/feedlist.opml``,
favicons (which can be re-downloaded if necessary) in favicons (which can be re-downloaded if necessary) in
@@ -2132,7 +2132,7 @@ favicons (which can be re-downloaded if necessary) in
and the SQLite database containing the actual RSS feeds in and the SQLite database containing the actual RSS feeds in
``$HOME/.local/share/liferea/liferea.db``. ``$HOME/.local/share/liferea/liferea.db``.
This means that backing up the configuration for ``lifereas`` This means that backing up the configuration for ``liferea``
is as simple as backing up the contents of ``$HOME/.config/liferea/``, is as simple as backing up the contents of ``$HOME/.config/liferea/``,
and no cache files or big databases are included. and no cache files or big databases are included.