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Prelude is generally stored in ~/.emacs.d of the user who wants to
use it. But for a system wide install of prelude it does not make
sense for every user on the system to install it and link to it.
It is better in that case to install it in a global position like
/opt/prelude and put the following line in site-start.el file

     (load "/opt/prelude/init.el")

Due to this change the local history and cache files of the
individual users get stored in their home directories instead
of trying to save it in prelude-dir
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Koustubh Sinkar 2016-05-19 16:17:50 +05:30 committed by Bozhidar Batsov
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@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ by Prelude.")
"This directory is for your personal configuration, that you want loaded before Prelude.") "This directory is for your personal configuration, that you want loaded before Prelude.")
(defvar prelude-vendor-dir (expand-file-name "vendor" prelude-dir) (defvar prelude-vendor-dir (expand-file-name "vendor" prelude-dir)
"This directory houses packages that are not yet available in ELPA (or MELPA).") "This directory houses packages that are not yet available in ELPA (or MELPA).")
(defvar prelude-savefile-dir (expand-file-name "savefile" prelude-dir) (defvar prelude-savefile-dir (expand-file-name "savefile" user-emacs-directory)
"This folder stores all the automatically generated save/history-files.") "This folder stores all the automatically generated save/history-files.")
(defvar prelude-modules-file (expand-file-name "prelude-modules.el" prelude-personal-dir) (defvar prelude-modules-file (expand-file-name "prelude-modules.el" prelude-personal-dir)
"This file contains a list of modules that will be loaded by Prelude.") "This file contains a list of modules that will be loaded by Prelude.")