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The difference is big. I want my home directory to be clean, whereas .config is meant to be littered.
by xigoi 6mo ago
The difference is big. I want my home directory to be clean, whereas .config is meant to be littered.
- c-hendricks 6mo agoI don't have strong feelings one way or the other, the files are hidden so out of sight out of mind for me. I don't disagree that it would be cleaner if things were more organized, but I definitely prefer something more like that the person you replied to said, ie "~/.xdg/foo/{config,share,state,cache}" The only XDG folders that seem reasonable to me are .local/share/fonts and .local/share/applications, and I think both of those are still just conventions, not actually described in any spec.