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It would be nice if zprint followed the XDG base directory specification on Linux by searching e.g. $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/zprint/zprintrc as well as $HOME/.zprintrc for a configuration file. This standard is followed by many common linux programs (git, emacs, htop, and tmux to name a few), avoids cluttering $HOME with dotfiles, and groups all config into one easily backupable directory.
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Thanks for the idea. I'm not primarily a Linux user, so I managed to miss out on all of this XDG stuff. I'll look into it, and see if I can figure out how to use it in some way that doesn't cause serious headaches for existing users. From a cursory look, I think that should be possible.
It would be nice if zprint followed the XDG base directory specification on Linux by searching e.g.
$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/zprint/zprintrc
as well as$HOME/.zprintrc
for a configuration file. This standard is followed by many common linux programs (git, emacs, htop, and tmux to name a few), avoids cluttering$HOME
with dotfiles, and groups all config into one easily backupable directory.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: