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Update qjoypad config dir refs to .config/qjoypad4

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dginovker
2021-12-24 18:37:25 +09:00
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@ -178,7 +178,7 @@ The top of this menu shows you which joystick devices are
currently available (see [Joystick recognition](#joystick-recognition)
if not all your devices are listed). Below that are the options
to update the layout list or the joystick devices; use these if
you have just put a new layout in ~/.qjoypad3 by hand or if
you have just put a new layout in ~/.config/qjoypad4 by hand or if
you've plugged in a new joystick device. Below even farther is
a list of the available layouts and the option to quit.
@ -467,7 +467,7 @@ named "Layout" will be considered distinct from a layout named
and there should be no serious limits on name length.
Whenever you create a new layout, QJoyPad makes a new file
called Name.lyt in `~/.qjoypad3`, where Name is the name that
called Name.lyt in `~/.config/qjoypad4`, where Name is the name that
you provided. Whenever you update that layout, it overwrites
that file to reflect your changes, whenever you revert, it
rereads that file, and if you ever remove that layout, it will
@ -478,7 +478,7 @@ you can edit them by hand if you like. The numbers used to
represent keys are standard X11 keycodes.
It's also easy to share QJoyPad layout files; just copy them
from one user's `~/.qjoypad3` directory to another and either
from one user's `~/.config/qjoypad4` directory to another and either
tell QJoyPad to update the layout list by right clicking on
the tray icon, or just restart QJoyPad. If you switch layouts
through the command line, you don't even need to do that.