Version: 0.92 (using KDE KDE 3.1) Installed from: RedHat RPMs Users can install kst plugins, which get put into their home directories. There should be a site-wide directory for kst plugins as well. This would allow common plugins to be available (without having to install them) to all users; as if they were installed into kst install time. If the same (named) plugin is installed site-wide and in the users home directory, the home directory version should take precidence.
Subject: Re: [Kst] New: there should be a site-wide plugin directory On Thursday 25 September 2003 09:09, Matthew Truch wrote: > Users can install kst plugins, which get put into their home directories. > There should be a site-wide directory for kst plugins as well. This would > allow common plugins to be available (without having to install them) to > all users; as if they were installed into kst install time. If the same > (named) plugin is installed site-wide and in the users home directory, the > home directory version should take precidence. This was discussed previously as well. Is there a standard for where these XML defined plugins get installed? Otherwise we need to define one. This also touches on the whole plugin issue again. XDG defines this nicely... ~/.local/ for binaries. KDE is not XDG compliant until 3.2. I could copy some of the XDG code into Kst and conditionally compile it if that's desired. I'm not sure if it addresses system-wide binaries though.
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