On 10.07.2007 11:05 Jonathan Kinsey wrote:
You may be able to do this by creating a command file with "set met x" and other
rollout settings and then start gnubg with the filename with a -commands
argument. Not able to test it, and I know there are problems in this area, it
might work (or not - or just run the commands and exit...).
You could then have some shortcuts which start gnubg with different settings.
Thanks Jon for this hint.
The main question for me is, however, whether it is really wanted, that
gnubg stores it's settings in a global file that is shared by all other
installed gnubg. I tried to explain, why different settings are
important for me. The earlier versions did it perfect, but with 0.16 a
new feature is invented, which I don't like at all.
Do we really want that all 0.16 installations share the same settings?
Hardy ;-)
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