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Users could reasonably expect that that information be stored in a separate database. My Linux distro doesn't make it immediately obvious that user.xdg.* attrib
by RaleyField 8y ago
Users could reasonably expect that that information be stored in a separate database. My Linux distro doesn't make it immediately obvious that user.xdg.* attributes are attached with the file system. Normal users don't read EULAs, but we should expect them to read in-depth manuals to be up to speed on every gotcha that the operating system and browser could throw at them?
- eropple 8y agoI consider XDG to be pretty critical to a Linux desktop environment, so...yeah, kinda? Like, if you are going to Have Opinions about something like this--you are of the temperament to care (which is a way of saying "I don't and you probably shouldn't either, tbh, encrypt your drive if you're that geeked up about it")--you should probably know.