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Twine 2.0.5 Linux: Documents folder
Starting to try Twine 2.0.5 now, looking great. I assume that the files for each story in the Documents folder are:
1. Automatically saved every time you make a change.
2. Equivalent to the archive file, but containing only a single story. So you could start with a fresh Twine and import those HTML files one by one.
It's ok with me, being able to see an actual file in the disk (that can be backup) is a welcome improvement.
Anyway, I wanted to point that, instead of saving that in my documents folder, Twine has created its own. How's that? Because my Linux is not in English, so when Twine saved the stories in /home/user/Documents/Twine it actually created Documents, since my existing folder has a name in Spanish. I don't know how Linux handles that localization but there must be some easy solution.
Thanks!
1. Automatically saved every time you make a change.
2. Equivalent to the archive file, but containing only a single story. So you could start with a fresh Twine and import those HTML files one by one.
It's ok with me, being able to see an actual file in the disk (that can be backup) is a welcome improvement.
Anyway, I wanted to point that, instead of saving that in my documents folder, Twine has created its own. How's that? Because my Linux is not in English, so when Twine saved the stories in /home/user/Documents/Twine it actually created Documents, since my existing folder has a name in Spanish. I don't know how Linux handles that localization but there must be some easy solution.
Thanks!