Re: [tlug] no, really: Die, .uim, die!

[David Stibbe <dstibbe@example.com>]

Edward Middleton wrote:

> According to the UIM Wiki[1]  ~/.uim is supposed to override your GUI
> settings.  I gather the logic behind this is that you might want
> different customizations depending on the desktop environment you are
> currently running, but some settings should not be changed.  It also
> offers the not so helpful "make sure the contents of ~/.uim doesn't
> conflict with ~/.uim.d/customs/".   Maybe if you gave us the generated
> contents of the ~/.uim file we might be able to work out what need removing.

How about overwriting your .uim file with your
.uim.d/customs/custom-global.scm file ?
(cp .uim.d/customs/custom-global.scm .uim)


David