On 2010-01-13 at 17:39:08 [+0100], Humdinger <humdingerb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > -- François Revol, on Wed, 13 Jan 2010 17:13:13 +0100 CET: > > > > Speaking of that, shouldn't Haiku give a good example by moving . > > > bash_history and .profile etc. to e.g. ~/config/settings/Terminal? > > > > Historically this is the name of the setting for the BeOS Terminal > > app > > itself. Besides, it is bash-specific, so someone using another shell > > should not use it. > > The ~/config/settings/Terminal was supposed to be a folder. In it you > would find the Terminal_settings file as well as .bash_history, . > profile etc. The Terminal settings directory doesn't seem quite fitting, since it's not the only program starting a shell. Let alone remote login daemons (telnetd, sshd), programmers' editors or IDEs often also provide an embedded shell. Something like ~/config/settings/shell would fit better, IMO. CU, Ingo