> Is there any particular reason why you put the files into XDG_USER_DATA
> instead of XDG_USER_CONFIG or XDG_USER_CACHE?
Hello,
I used [1] to take this decision. If "hooks_seen" is deleted the user won't say "Damn, I will have to reconfigure all" and he doesn't say "It's bloody slow those days". So, by elimination, I assumed it is user data an should belong to XDG_USER_DATA.
Of course, I don't know the application too well, so I might be wrong.
> Is there any particular reason why you put the files into XDG_USER_DATA
> instead of XDG_USER_CONFIG or XDG_USER_CACHE?
Hello,
I used [1] to take this decision. If "hooks_seen" is deleted the user won't say "Damn, I will have to reconfigure all" and he doesn't say "It's bloody slow those days". So, by elimination, I assumed it is user data an should belong to XDG_USER_DATA.
Of course, I don't know the application too well, so I might be wrong.
Cristi.
[1] http:// ploum.frimouvy. org/?207- modify- your-applicatio n-to-use- xdg-folders