This should be considered a war crime, and doubly so when they don’t even have the decency to prefix it with a dot (looking at you Golang). It’s my home folder, not a dumping grounds for random trash.
Or in /etc/<application>, or in /var/<application> I’ve seen all of that, sometimes differing between distributions for maximum annoyance. So I don’t think we get to act smug in I’m this particular case.
Or in /home/username/.applicationname/ if they want to be annoying.
This should be considered a war crime, and doubly so when they don’t even have the decency to prefix it with a dot (looking at you Golang). It’s my home folder, not a dumping grounds for random trash.
and snap
fuck snap
What does snap do to your home directory? I haven’t touched Ubuntu in a very long time
~/snapNotice the lack of period. Users can’t change it.
Or in /etc/<application>, or in /var/<application> I’ve seen all of that, sometimes differing between distributions for maximum annoyance. So I don’t think we get to act smug in I’m this particular case.