Xfce4 adds a few Capitalized directories in a user's ~/ when it's installed.
I've never used them and had no problems deleting them until now: the
Desktop directory (755 perms) will not be removed either by me or by root.
It has 2 hardlinks: the current and parent directories.
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On 3/29/24 09:17, Rich Shepard wrote:
> Xfce4 adds a few Capitalized directories in a user's ~/ when it's installed.
> I've never used them and had no problems deleting them until now: the
> Desktop directory (755 perms) will not be removed either by me or by root.
> It has 2 hardlinks: the current
On Fri, 29 Mar 2024, King Beowulf wrote:
Anything Xfce and X.org creates in $HOME as a default will just get
recreated if you remove/delete. Just because YOU don't sue a config
does not mean the DE (Xfce or X) does not use it.
Ed,
The Desktop directory is not a configuration file; it's a use
On Fri, 29 Mar 2024, David Bridges wrote:
I do not use xfce but more than likely it is using xdg-user* stuff
Take a look in ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs
I modified the values to be what I wanted a long time ago on my system
because I the directories listed in that file were recreated after I
delet
