dont want backup files to be created in mandrake 10.0
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dont want backup files to get created in mandrake 10.0
hi,
i m using command line(gnome terminal) to write java programs......but the problem is when i compile the java program back up files are automatically getting created.......and i dont want those backup files to get created........do anyone know how to stop this?
Originally posted by Tinkster Add that to your ~/.vimrc
:set nobackup
If you're not using vim you should
Cheers,
Tink
hi tink, thanx...but there is no ~/.vimrc file in my home directory.......n i m using vi n not vim.......so is there any ~/.virc file to which i can write this set nobackup option.
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