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@segunolulana, thanks for reporting. Yes, the binary for MacOS is built against the latest MacOS release. Is it acceptable for you, or should I try & come up with another...

Hey @BartMassey, Thing is, I'm not sure about the policy and implications of renaming a crate on crates.io. I could take a look though. If you have a clue about...

So i asked the folks at crates.io, and here's the response I got: *We do not currently support renaming crates, in order to keep the registry as immutable as possible....

The expected syntax is `--db ` rather than `--db `. The databases are stored in either `$XDG_DATA_HOME/lolcate` or `$HOME/.local/share/lolcate`. Do you think I should make it clearer in the documentation...

> Is `lolcate` intended to work on Windows / other non-UNIX systems? It *should* work on MacOS, although I haven't tested it (see #21). Windows systems are currently unsupported (see...

> I think there's an issue floating around for splitting the config files out from the database directory, but I forget the status of that. The configuration files are kept...

> I want my database to eventually be built globally > (...) > I guess I'd suggest having a `--db-path` argument that sets the root directory for the databases. One...

So if I understand correctly, when user `` invokes ```sh lolcate ``` his own "default" database would be queried because of the priority order, is that what you mean ?...

> BTW, I'm not really sure which of `share` or `spool` or `cache` the datbases should be in. One of us should look at LSB if you haven't already. :-)...

I'd find it too complicated if regular users had to type ```sh lolcate --db-path /var/lib/lolcate ``` to query the default system database. Here's my proposal. * when invoked by regular...