I don't know if it works the same for linux, but I have moved the user
files from system to system which allowed me to keep my firefox and
tbird installations the same no matter what machine I am on. I am
guessing if you copy the .mozilla and .thunderbird files to the new
user it should make use of them (although you might need to rename the
id directories so they match what the current IDs for the user are.
On 10/20/07, betty <
nicepenguin@webcanine.com> wrote:
> i have done this (not as much as i should, but about every 3 months ).
> i use # cp -urf /home/*
> cp urf /etc/*
> and cp -urf /usr/local/*
>
> does that make sense?
>
> on another note;
> anyone know a good way to copy all my bookmarks and email from tbird on
> rh to tbird on ubuntu. ??
> thx
>
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