On Fri, Apr 04, 2008 at 10:56:11PM +0300, Dotan Cohen wrote: > On 04/04/2008, Celejar <celejar@gmail.com> wrote: > > Just move all the $HOME stuff out of the way, and see what happens. If > > you see that something important is gone, file movement is > > reversible :). > > Important stuff like .kde I knew not to touch, but the ones that I did > not know about I asked here. Simply erasing things was not my only > intention, I also wanted to learn more about the system, so I probably > should have stated that. > > I still don't know what these are, if someone can enlighten me: > > ~/.mcop/ That's a kde thing. I think it has to do with interprocess communication and control, where you can control running kde apps from a command line. not sure though. > ~/.wapi/ (from gooling this seems to be a Mac folder?!?) looks like it might be a mono thing. > ~/.crash_report_checksum > ~/.crash_report_frames > ~/.crash_report_preview don't know *3 > ~/.dmrc (something to do with Compiz?) has to do with desktop managers in general. Your *dm should create it when you select a default session. > ~/.esd_auth (it seems to be binary) enlightened sound daemon. do you run esd? > ~/.ICEauthority X Inter-Client-Exchange library authority file. > ~/.msoprc the only reference to msoprc I find points to this thread ;) It's obviously the rc file for some program... I found most of these in just a few minutes of googling... But I know that's often a matter of hitting just the right combinations. A
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