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Have you ever `ls -al ~/` on a heavily used unix system? Absolute rot and chaos. I have like 100 hidden directories+files in the root of my home directory. Some of them are caches, some are configs.


And now "absolute rot and chaos" is in "~/.config". What is the difference?


I don’t have to look at it quite as often, and i know to back up .config and ignore .cache.




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