On Friday 17 March 2023 02:05:10 pm dep via tde-users wrote:
> greets again . . .
>
> my laptop test case for debian continues. my goal today is to make my
> TDE -- menus, apps, panel, desktop, etc. -- as close as i can to my
> desktop machine. i could do this by hand, which would take a day or two,
> or perhaps by copying my configuration from the desktop to the notebook
> via something like a usb drive.
>
> what i do not know is what configurations to copy. the whole .config
> directory seems a little drastic, and i do not know that it would do the
> job. would .trinity do it?
Yeah, you could copy over .trinity, but you'd normally do that before loging
in to a user the first time.
It's actually probably faster to just:
1) re-install debian
^ (with a dummy user if it forces you to create one during the install)
2) copy the entire /home/{username} from your desktop
3) create {username} with the same name/group (and UID/GID) as the desktop
4) re-install TDE
You can change the order as long as you don't login with the {username} before
copying /home...
Well, or, you can just delete {username} on the laptop and then do 2) and 3),
which is faster still...
Best,
Michael
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