I think so. I mean, the migration code would still be there afterwards, maybe removed after several versions later.
If the user syncs machines with different application versions I'm not sure there's anything that can be done at the code level though. ๐
I answered something similar elsewhere:
If you mean migrating the files yourself, it's just a matter of copying the file from the old place ~/.config/yourconfigrc to ~/.config/yourapp/yourconfigrc.
If you mean you want the application to manage the migration itself, that's an implementation detail I hadn't thought about yet, but which I assume wouldn't be difficult to do with KConfig.
You can see this bit of code from Konsole showing how to migrate from old entries to new entries in the same config file for example: >https://invent.kde.org/utilities/konsole/-/blob/master/src/main.cpp#L99
The implementation could probably be something similar, with two KConfig/KSharedConfigPtr instances I assume ๐ so:
- if oldConfig exists, create an object for it
- read all oldConfig entries
- if it differs from newConfig, store which ones differ
- write all different oldConfig entries in newConfig object
- sync()
Something like that.
I'm curious. M/M furry games are lovely, but what sort do you want to make?
Can't say I liked it tbh ๐ค
Button icons and positioning were generally more sensible though. That made a huge difference.
That's a very slick looking theme!
I like remixes done by Kamex and Retrospecter, especially from Undertale/Deltarune and the Metroid series.
I also like Fox Amoore, although it's not the sort of genre you're probably looking for.
Stay with one of the big boys: Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, openSUSE, then you're golden. For NVIDIA users I guess I'd still recommend something Ubuntu based: Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Pop_OS!, etc because the drivers can be preinstalled.
On Fedora you need to install the NVIDIA drivers from rpmfusion, and on openSUSE you need an additional repo. It's an extra step, but otherwise I'd strongly recommend one of these two.
Oh, my instance does not show this post like this at all. I wonder if it's some difference in Lemmy versions too.