| Subject | RE: [Firebird-general] There are still some flying vertebrates inFirefox :) |
|---|---|
| Author | Helen Borrie |
| Post date | 2004-02-20T08:40:39Z |
At 05:38 AM 20/02/2004 -0400, you wrote:
invisible. They are often used to store (and hide) configuration settings,
sort of equivalent to an .ini file. Mind you, on Linux, a directory *is* a
file so it could be a subdirectory.)
~/ is a shorthand for the root user's home directory. (Every user on
Linux gets provided with a home. :-)
/h
>Jakub Hegenbart wrote:No, .phoenix is a filename on Linux. The dot means that it can be made
> > But both
> > Firebird and Firefox store their settings in ~/.phoenix, which is
> > very confusing.
>
>Ugh. I didn't know that... <dot>phoenix dir???
invisible. They are often used to store (and hide) configuration settings,
sort of equivalent to an .ini file. Mind you, on Linux, a directory *is* a
file so it could be a subdirectory.)
~/ is a shorthand for the root user's home directory. (Every user on
Linux gets provided with a home. :-)
/h