System administration

KDE Migrant – migrate existing KDE/Plasma/apps configuration to a new computer

KDE Migrant allows you to migrate your existing KDE configuration to a new computer. Good when changing computers or cloning one user configuration for other users.

A single file browser and command-line script that allows you to backup your full or partial KDE configuration including apps, dotfiles and any customizations. It works for KDE Plasma widgets as well.

It creates a ZIP file that you can transfer to a different computer to unzip it.

This is free and open source software.

Website: github.com/nekromoff/kde-migrant
Support:
Developer: Daniel Duris
License: MIT License

KDE Migrant is written in PHP. Learn PHP with our recommended free books and free tutorials.


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