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Hi, Can you share a bit more details ? I am using Linux myself as the default OS. For me the files all end up at /home/USERNAME/waveSharp. I am on Linux Mint (Ubuntu clone). cheers |
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Yes that is exactly problem. Config files should be stored in path specified in $XDG_CONFIG_HOME enviroment variable or if not defined then fallback to BTW Just tried Windows and that is also just create same folder Users are not happy with dot folders in theirs home. Folder without dot is even worse. https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/971m0z/im_tired_of_folders_littering_my_home_directory/ |
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Hi, The "must be" is not a mandatory part of freeware design I think. cheers |
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Please look at this method. |
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Thats what I used allready ... its shows above. |
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I am using this method: |
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Hi, cheers |
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I have just uploaded a development version 0.1.0.19 (linux and win64) that allows storing configuration files in two ways. See the announcements section. |
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Expected behavior
That config files are saved into proper location and not clutter $HOME
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