Peder Stray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Mikhael Goikhman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > Still you didn't described an example where this would be required. > > I can invent artificial examples, but I want to see a real-life one > > where using FVWM_DATADIR for system stuff and FVWM_USERDIR for > > user's is not enough. > > we (that is Institute for Informatics, University of Oslo, Norway) > have sitewide fvwm setup for all new users. Installed on at least 2 > different architectures as of now... using a highly modularised setup, > where users can customize parts of the setup by making their own files > in FVWM_USERDIR, these would otherwise be included from the global > setup directory (same for all architectures). Other stuff from the > fvwm distribution would be included from FVWM_DATADIR.
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