Hi everyone,
Here is a question about the storage position of Joplin. The default one is the directory “~/.config/joplin-desktop”, I want to change to another place so that it can be shared and different OS system can use the same place.
However, it seems no change could be made from the configuration menu. Does anyone know to do it? Thanks very much!
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It’s not officially supported. But you can do one of the following two things:
- use the argument
--profile /path/to/whatever
- create a symlink
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Thanks Tessarek.
However, these solutions are still not so convenient. I hope the official product could add functions that helps users to directly change the storage directory, like commercial software do.
Does we need to use a terminal script “joplin-desktop --profile /path/to/whatever” to initiate the graphical interface? If we need, it means the terminal can not be shutdown.
Does we need to use a terminal script “joplin-desktop --profile /path/to/whatever” to initiate the graphical interface?
That depends. What OS are you using? In macOS you can create an Apple Script with Automator, on Linuz you can change the .desktop
file to start Joplin with an argument.
If we need, it means the terminal can not be shutdown.
I don't understand you second sentence. What does that mean? The Joplin CLI app has nothing to do with the desktop app and you can run them in parallel. But you must not use the same profile directory for both apps.
Or do you mean the terminal app provided by the OS? Why not? You can start apps in the background, and there are ways to get this done via UI elements as well.
But without information which OS you are using, nobody can give you a proper answer.