[htop-general] Deletion of old .htoprc not friendly to old versions
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From: Josh T. <jo...@jo...> - 2012-04-20 23:53:38
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I share my home directory between various systems using git. Some of those systems run latest Debian unstable, with the new htop that uses ~/.config/htop/htoprc; some of them run Debian stable, with the previous htop that uses ~/.htoprc. The old version will happily work through a symlink .htoprc -> .config/htop/htoprc, which would let me keep my home directory compatible with both versions; however, the new version blindly removes ~/.htoprc after migrating it, even if it's a symlink to the new location. Please don't migrate ~/.htoprc to ~/.config/htop/htoprc when the latter already exists, and please only delete ~/.htoprc if it refers to a regular file. Thanks, Josh Triplett |