Re: SVDM
  By: deon to Digital Man on Mon Dec 26 2022 10:39 am

 >   Re: SVDM
 >   By: Digital Man to deon on Wed Dec 21 2022 04:35 pm
 >
 >  > Cool. I've been planning to make another demo video and then call that
 >  > version 1.0 and release it officially, but haven't prioritized that yet.
 >  > If
 >
 > Great, when you do, can I make a recommendation?

Yes, of course.

 > I've notice a sprawl of client.ini, dosxtrn.env and dosxtrn.ret on my system
 > (as I've been playing around), in many locations. I'm assuming that they are
 > created in the "current"(?) directory when SVDM is started?
 >
 > Are they needed to kept?

No, not really. Sometimes useful for debuging purposes.

 > I was going to ask if:
 > * A setting in svdm.ini could have them all go in a 'temp' directory - and
 > then perhaps suffixed by a port (or something else) - in case there are more
 > than 1 SVDMs running at a time, OR
 > * Deleting them on exit (unless say -d is used, then it probably makes sense
 > to keep them?

Yeah, I'll look into cleaning up those files.

 > Anyway, SVDM is pretty cool - and does the job nicely :)

Awesome. Hopefully we can get to the bottom of this particular issue quickly.
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