Closed SiddharthMant closed 8 months ago
These aren't configs you can use to customize though, so in that sense they're not part of a user's config. They only act as samples you can start from (or use them as they are). I can add a switch that allows setting a custom path for these, that's not an issue.
Extensible configs are usually stored in /usr/share or ~/.local/share (for local install). Perhaps consider installing to these folders by default ?
A switch would be nice too but changing the default install location will be better.
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These aren't configs you can use to customize though, so in that sense they're not part of a user's config. They only act as samples you can start from (or use them as they are). I can add a switch that allows setting a custom path for these, that's not an issue.
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What happened?
By default the installer installs the themes in .cache folder. On my system this folder is a tmpfs.
Furthermore config should never be stored in .cache. Can we change the path to themes ? Prefer installing themes to .config folder instead.
Theme
NA
What OS are you seeing the problem on?
Linux
Which shell are you using?
bash
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