On 2/22/22 11:24, Thomas Boerner wrote:
Mario,
under Linux Gnucash stores its settings using dconf. You can view them with the
dconf-editor). Inside dconf you will find your gnucash settings, including the
file history, under org/gnucash/GnuCash (Older versions of GNC used
org.gnucash).
In the filesystem it's in ~/.config/dconf/user, so this is the file you are looking for.
Since nearly all applications store their user related settings under ~/.config/, it's
worth a thought to backup this folder entirely (including "hidden" files with
names starting with a period).
But I agree Steve that it's an even better idea to backup your whole home
directory on a regular base.
Thomas
I added these commands to my .profile file so the backup will even get a
list of current installed packages:
dpkg --get-selections > .BackupInfo/Package.list
rm -rf .BackupInfo/etc-apt/*
cp -R /etc/apt/* .BackupInfo/etc-apt
apt-key exportall > .BackupInfo/Repo.keys 2> /dev/null
So those run every time I log into my user account. The nightly backup
(deja vu) sends it's output to a NAS sitting on the network. That NAS is
backed up regularly to off-line storage in one of my out-buildings.
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Stephen M Butler, PMP, PSM
stephen.m.butle...@gmail.com
kg...@arrl.net
253-350-0166
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