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I was trying to find where the global nanorc file was located (/etc/nanorc equivalent), since only the ~/.nanorc was documented in the README; I poked around with procmon and found that nano tries to read C:/Users/<user>/ProgramData/nanorc rather than C:/ProgramData/nanorc
If I create the file above and fill it with garbage, nano believes itself to be reading C:/ProgramData/nanorc
As for a solution, rather than sticking with the C:/ProgramData/nanorc it tries to read, I think nano should avoid polluting ProgramData with loose files and instead create a subdirectory like other programs do, ie something like this:
rather than this:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I was trying to find where the global nanorc file was located (
/etc/nanorc
equivalent), since only the~/.nanorc
was documented in the README; I poked around with procmon and found that nano tries to readC:/Users/<user>/ProgramData/nanorc
rather thanC:/ProgramData/nanorc
If I create the file above and fill it with garbage, nano believes itself to be reading
C:/ProgramData/nanorc
As for a solution, rather than sticking with the
C:/ProgramData/nanorc
it tries to read, I think nano should avoid polluting ProgramData with loose files and instead create a subdirectory like other programs do, ie something like this:rather than this:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: