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Re: Migration from KDE 3
by S. on Friday 22/Feb/2008, @14:56

Hi Kevin! Thank you for your answer.

As others have explained below, sharing the whole KDE 3 configuration directory with KDE 4 works if you don't intend to switch back, but may not be such a good idea otherwise. Since KDE 4 is really not there yet as far as my personal workflow is concerned, I am simply not switching for good yet, although I'd really like to give more KDE 4 apps a go, in order to get used to the changes, but also so I can file bug reports (and hopefully provide patches where I'm able).

Thank you for the answer anyway. I'll manage something.

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Re: Migration from KDE 3
by Kevin Kofler on Friday 22/Feb/2008, @20:50

Right. Copying .kde (or at least the config files you care about) to .kde4 should be safe though.

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Re: Migration from KDE 3
by S. on Monday 25/Feb/2008, @01:20

Hi Kevin,

Well, that's my problem -- while I know which files I 'care about' (whichever contain my Kopete accounts and contact lists), I don't know which ones those are! Apparently Kopete delegates account info storage to some external module, so copying over kopeterc and share/apps/kopete/ didn't suffice.

I'll probably copy the whole .kde/ and see how that goes. *g*

Thanks for the advice!

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