Where Does Wike Store Reading Lists on Linux?
Where GNOME Wike keeps reading lists and settings on Linux for backup, reset and full moves today.
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Wike splits Linux state two ways: reading lists and offline articles in its data folder, plus options in dconf under its app branch. Articles need connectivity to refresh regardless of copies on any install.
Copy data plus a dconf dump with Wike closed for migration. Offline articles travel as files inside the folder. Reinstalls without copies wipe local lists for good on every install you own today.
Where Wike stores this, by platform
~/.local/share/wike
Reading lists in the data folder with options in dconf. Offline articles travel as files. Copy with Wike closed.
Frequently asked questions
How do I move Wike to a new install?
Copy the data folder with Wike closed, then verify lists on the new install. Reading lists travel as files while settings sit beside them. Reinstalls without copies wipe local lists.
How do I reset Wike to defaults?
Quit Wike and reset its dconf branch, then relaunch. Saved articles stay in the data folder; only view options reset. The app recreates defaults on next start.
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