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No, but don't keep doing it that way for new software, or even new files. You existing config file is in ~ because it's 30 years old. Fine. If you get to the p
by iforgotpassword 4y ago
No, but don't keep doing it that way for new software, or even new files. You existing config file is in ~ because it's 30 years old. Fine.
If you get to the point where you need another file for something, put it in a directory under .config so whenever you need to add even more, you don't keep cluttering my home.