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Documentation/install.texi
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@ -323,7 +323,7 @@ domains), you can do so at runtime by creating a file called
~/.GNUstep.conf (this might have a different name if your filesystem
layout specifies otherwise).
In that file, you can set all the GNUSTEP_USER_* varibles set in
In that file, you can set all the GNUSTEP_USER_* variables set in
GNUstep.conf. Check your GNUstep.conf for a full description. Here
is an example in which all the GNUstep domain is moved into
~/Test/GNUstep instead of ~/GNUstep:
@ -376,7 +376,7 @@ unset GNUSTEP_CONFIG_FILE
@end example
After this, you are ready to start using a new one (by setting a new
GNSTEP_CONFIG_FILE and then sourcing the GNUstep.sh of the new one).
GNUSTEP_CONFIG_FILE and then sourcing the GNUstep.sh of the new one).
@bye

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INSTALL
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@ -273,7 +273,7 @@ domains), you can do so at runtime by creating a file called
~/.GNUstep.conf (this might have a different name if your filesystem
layout specifies otherwise).
In that file, you can set all the GNUSTEP_USER_* varibles set in
In that file, you can set all the GNUSTEP_USER_* variables set in
GNUstep.conf. Check your GNUstep.conf for a full description. Here is
an example in which all the GNUstep domain is moved into ~/Test/GNUstep
instead of ~/GNUstep:
@ -317,5 +317,5 @@ GNUSTEP_CONFIG_FILE -
unset GNUSTEP_CONFIG_FILE
After this, you are ready to start using a new one (by setting a new
GNSTEP_CONFIG_FILE and then sourcing the GNUstep.sh of the new one).
GNUSTEP_CONFIG_FILE and then sourcing the GNUstep.sh of the new one).