Jaak Ristioja

Within 30 days, fslint will be removed from Gentoo Linux as well: https://github.com/gentoo/gentoo/commit/327e9abe41efe8ebf9a9f0151c44edd05f09a441

Closing, as this seems to have been answered.

I totally agree. However, please note that we do not control the location of `~/.sword`. Although there are some ugly non-portable tricks we could use to force libsword use other...

Actually, using only `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME` would probably not be enough. I think it makes more sense to adhere to the whole [XDG Base Directory Specification](https://specifications.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/latest/), which also includes environment variables like...

This would however require some kind of automatic migration mechanisms as well. And it must also be noted, that this might does not apply to Windows and possibly some other...

@quantumchaos451 My apologies for the late reply. I just tested this, and YES - this seems to do the trick and is definitely going in the right direction! After some...

I'm terribly sorry for not responding earlier! My apologies. I'm not sure I'm very good at providing very good guidance, but I'll give it a try: It were nice if...

This bug is missing some required information. Please also state the version of BibleTime you are trying to compile, as well as the versions of libsword and your compiler.

@copenh Was what gholmlund stated the interface you were looking for or did you have something different in mind?

Afaik, it is not possible to add new paths to that list from inside BibleTime itself. I've never tried this myself, but you could try to add an `[Install]` section...