Lawand
12th January 2011, 17:55
I am using QSettings to store my program's settings, but I don't work for a company or an organization, what should I pass as the organization parameter to the QSettings constructor?
Note: When I tried "none" as an organization, and tested the program in Ubuntu Linux, I found that the settings are stored in
~/.config/none/applicationName.conf
But when I went into the directory:
~/.config/
I noticed that other application are storing configurations in directories named
~/.config/applicationName/
Does this mean that I should set the organization parameter to be the application name, and the application name parameter to be the sub-section of the program configurations?
Note: When I tried "none" as an organization, and tested the program in Ubuntu Linux, I found that the settings are stored in
~/.config/none/applicationName.conf
But when I went into the directory:
~/.config/
I noticed that other application are storing configurations in directories named
~/.config/applicationName/
Does this mean that I should set the organization parameter to be the application name, and the application name parameter to be the sub-section of the program configurations?