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If you already have legacy paths, then Emacs doesn't migrate things for you, as far as I understand. This is fair behaviour IMO, because migrating configs auto
by delta_p_delta_x 3y ago
If you already have legacy paths, then Emacs doesn't migrate things for you, as far as I understand.
This is fair behaviour IMO, because migrating configs automatically might break user setups.
- psanford 3y agoThen you have to support both forever. Its not clear why that is better.
- tsimionescu 3y agoBased on the other comments, it sounds more like emacs supports XDG if you want it to, but still defaults to ~/.emacs if you don't explicitly set up an XDG environment for it. Distributions may choose to do so, but I don't think compiling from source does.