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Honestly it's a mess
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this post was submitted on 30 Oct 2023
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The XDG Base Directory Specification is a set of guidelines to tell application developers where they should store their application's config files, cache, etc.
There are many applications that don't follow the guidelines and put their files in a hidden folder directly in your home directory, which is what the guidelines are trying to combat.
Sometimes that folder isn't even hidden, either
Really just disrespectful on the developer's part.
cough cough Zoom. But then, even stuff like yay on Arch has its folder just in plain sight, slapped right into my home directory. Like, why
Doesn't yay use XDG_CACHE_DIR?
Maybe it's because I'm using Endeavour? I'm not sure