I see, the package name now is called firefox instead of mozilla-firefox, but the directory on the contrary is called .mozilla now instead of older .firefox, maybe.
M> If you used to had a .firefox directory, then yes, it will be used, and M> the .mozilla/firefox/profiles.ini file will get reference to that M> directory. That is a feature. It will not move around the files for you. M> If you want to put everything in the .mozilla directory, it is possible, M> you only need to move the .firefox/default/3yae2sk5.slt directory in M> .mozilla/firefox/3yae2sk5.slt, changing the M> .mozilla/firefox/profiles.ini accordingly, but it will also require M> replacing quite some paths in quite a bunch of files. All I know is after using this for a few years, I ended up with two directory trees. I now did $ mv .firefox .firefoxOLD $ mv .mozilla .mozillaOLD $ firefox but can't figure out what one or two files I can move over to the newly created dir... I don't care about the cache. (I see a bookmarks.html.dpkg-old in the new dir!) wait, instead of the above, maybe I can just do $ find .mozilla -atime +1 -type f|xargs rm leaving the two trees but .mozilla only having one file now? -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
