Hello!
Thanks for detailed explanation. Recently we've also already received the same suggestion to relocate all data files to the proper folders on Linux.
Our primary idea behind this choice was ability of the user to easily access his game data - savegames, screenshots, mods and settings - in a one place which is accessible with the default file manager from GUI. We done it for Windows, Mac and Linux in the same way.
I agree with you that we should place configs and other data to the ~/.config/AtomicTorchStudios/VoidExpanse/ folder. But do you really think that we need to put savegames, screenshots and mods (and ModsConfig.xml!) to the ~/.config/AtomicTorchStudios/VoidExpanse/ folder? Or we can ask the user if he allow us to placing them into the ~/Documents folder?
I understand that the game should respect Unix standards, but we also want to deliver a user-friendly game.
Regards!
Thanks for detailed explanation. Recently we've also already received the same suggestion to relocate all data files to the proper folders on Linux.
Our primary idea behind this choice was ability of the user to easily access his game data - savegames, screenshots, mods and settings - in a one place which is accessible with the default file manager from GUI. We done it for Windows, Mac and Linux in the same way.
I agree with you that we should place configs and other data to the ~/.config/AtomicTorchStudios/VoidExpanse/ folder. But do you really think that we need to put savegames, screenshots and mods (and ModsConfig.xml!) to the ~/.config/AtomicTorchStudios/VoidExpanse/ folder? Or we can ask the user if he allow us to placing them into the ~/Documents folder?
I understand that the game should respect Unix standards, but we also want to deliver a user-friendly game.
Regards!