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Dale posted on Thu, 09 Dec 2010 11:03:56 -0600 as excerpted: |
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> I can do this then. I'll just copy everything on /home over EXCEPT the |
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> .kde directory. I don't have anything in there anyway. I use Seamonkey |
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> for email so as long as I have .mozilla, I'm good to go. Heck, I may |
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> just copy .mozilla over and let the rest go. Well, I need my Documents |
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> folder too. |
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> Looks like this was simple enough to solve. Just leave .kde behind at |
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> least. No worries. Wish the multilib issue was this simple. o_O |
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Seems to be good. |
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Depending on how much customizing you do to your kde (and mozilla), you |
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can try copying them over too. If anything breaks, you know what to |
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"uncopy". =:^/ But it might be easier to do that and find what to uncopy |
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if necessary, then re-customize everything, at least if you're as heavy a |
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customizer as I am. And worst-case, you simply erase that bit and start |
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clean. |
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Meanwhile, for the akonadi stuff at least, there's a bit of config |
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outside .kde. I'm not /exactly/ sure of the default location as I've |
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changed enough stuff around here to never be sure, but I /believe/ that |
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bit is in ~/.config/<something> by default. (Maybe .config/akonadi/ ?) |
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But if you don't use kmail, kontact or kopete either, it may be that |
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you'll never notice an akonadi issue even if there is one. |
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Duncan - List replies preferred. No HTML msgs. |
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"Every nonfree program has a lord, a master -- |
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and if you use the program, he is your master." Richard Stallman |
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