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On Thursday 19. February 2009 13:18:47 Alexandra Leisse wrote:
> Is there a way of *visibly* telling the users how to backup their
> settings directory? With the help of Dolphin, rather than the command
> line?=20

There used to be a project that wanted to do backups and synchronizing of t=
he=20
settings between different computers.
I think it didn't survive the migration to KDE4.

In KDE4 there is also the option to have a different way to store your=20
settings, so not in the .kde dir, but in a database or an ldap server.  Its=
=20
made pluggable, but as far as I know there is no implementation for anythin=
g=20
but the config-dir yet...

> At least they won't break the whole thing then...=20

Luckily it won't break anyway, as explained in the other mails on this=20
thread. :)
=2D-=20
Thomas Zander

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