On Fri, 18 Jun 1999, Stephan Kulow wrote:
>I have on my hard disc a quite big change in the way 
>KConfig works in KDE. [...]
>
>I will need some time to test it, but I want to apologize
>right now as I'm sure I'll break something :)

As long as the application can read and write its own configuration files in
any location it likes, using KSimpleConfig or similar. For example, when kdbg
debugs a program, it stores a configuration file in the directory of the
program (to keep breakpoint locations etc).

-- Hannes