Jerry Houston wrote:> If I'd seen your message first, it would have saved me some trouble, but in > the end, all came out well. I simply deleted that folder, and everything > returned to normal.> > When I did that, I thought I'd be getting rid of configuration data, not mail, > my address book, etc. I used KMail in KDE3 sessions as well, so it didn't > occur to me that it would all be stored in ~.kde4.
Configuration data is in $KDEHOME/share/config. $KDEHOME/share/apps has lots of non-configuration data, such as (as you noticed) e-mail, the kjots books, downloaded plasma themes, etc., and probably isn't a good thing to delete "on a whim" :-).
($KDEHOME is usually ~/.kde; apparently it is ~/.kde4 on some distros, and I have it set to ~/.kde-trunk, as my ~/.kde is left over from KDE3, some years, two fedora major version updates, and a change from RHEL ago.)
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