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clipka wrote:
> Thorsten Froehlich schrieb:
>> I would recommend reading a bit on he web how to keep backups. A copy
>> in the same folder, on the same harddisk, or the same system for that
>> matter is not a backup. It is a space-wasting copy.
>
> Well, not necessarily: It may also be a poor man's version archieval
> system. Still not a backup however.
>
>>> - Stupid or not, but why to move a person's file first-hand? That is
>>> the question. make it optionally.
>>
>> Because they never were your files! All what happened is that
>> POV-Ray's *own* folder was moved, and you happened to be storing your
>> data there where it did not belong.
>
> What I do concede to Sven is that the folder being named "scenes" gives
> no hint that this is supposed to be only the samples scene. Plus, I'm
> not sure but I think when POV-Ray is first started up, both its "Open
> File..." and "Save As..." paths default to that very folder.
I agree that the naming of that folder, rooted in the 8 character DOS length
limit is not ideal any more. Probably it should be named "Samples Scenes" or
"Example Scenes" or if it should be shorted just "Examples".
Thorsten
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