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Tips on how to structure your home directory
- simonblack 3y agoI keep shell scripts separate from binary executables in a directory called 'bins', the personal binaries will go in the /home/username/.local/bin directory. I don't clutter up my home directory with all those 'write once, keep forever' files like music, books, source code, manuals etc. Those go on a separate archive disk. All files get backed up daily. The home directory has a separate complete snapshot . The archive disk gets rsync'd to several archive-backup disks. If I need to keep several versions, I distinguish them not with a version number, but with a date. The date is a two-digit year, a two-digit month, and a two-day. That makes all the versions sortable by date with 'ls'. So: 'myfile_210601' 'myfile_221004' 'myfile_230728'