`~/.bashrc.d/`. Fedora supports it, so I put some bash scripts there that moves the files I really care about. To me the important part of the XDG Base Directo

`~/.bashrc.d/`. Fedora supports it, so I put some bash scripts there that moves the files I really care about. To me the important part of the XDG Base Directory Specification are the specifications of $XDG_CACHE_HOME (so that I can avoid extraneous data backups and clean extraneous data in a centralized manner), $XDG_STATE_HOME (so that all the very volatile, likely time sensitive and potentially privacy sensitive local and recent data is in one place) and the yet-unnamed "${HOME}/.local/bin" for user-specific executable files. The rest, I don't care too much, it's probably too much work for not so much benefit for the app developer to split up.