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Honestly, when your xdg list gets huge, apps should just use xdg out of the box... my /etc/profile is 35 lines of just xdg junk.
by nubinetwork 4y ago
Honestly, when your xdg list gets huge, apps should just use xdg out of the box... my /etc/profile is 35 lines of just xdg junk.
- account42 4y agoWhat the heck are you talking about? The XDG basedir spec is three variables. The user dir spec is more but those are not environement variables.
- nubinetwork 4y agohttps://pastebin.com/raw/iUrtcySi https://pastebin.com/raw/iUrtcySi You're welcome.
- yjftsjthsd-h 4y agoSo that's not any fault of XDG, that's you forcing applications to use it when they apparently don't support it natively. That's either 15 or 19 lines of application bugs.
- nubinetwork 4y agoReread what I said, "apps should just use xdg out of the box"
- gkbrk 4y agoNo, you said "when your xdg list gets huge, apps should just use xdg out of the box". But the link you shared shows only 4 lines in your xdg list. 4 lines is hardly huge.
- nubinetwork 4y agoWhy should I have to maintain a list of applications that don't conform to the standard? I tried to, and the list keeps growing. I'm done screwing around with it, I don't care how cluttered my homedir gets anymore.