Marty Oehme
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The XDG BASE DIRECTORY spec now includes a provision for 'state' stuff, that does not quite fit into either the permanent nature of XDG_DATA_HOME, nor into the impermanence and deletable nature of XDG_CACHE_HOME - i.e. longer running logs or history files. Things you don't necessarily need backed up at all times, but things that should also not change every time the tmpfs is flushed, should you run your .cache directory under one. More here: https://teddit.net/r/linux/comments/ny34vs/new_xdg_state_home_in_xdg_base_directory_spec/ and here: https://wiki.debian.org/XDGBaseDirectorySpecification#state |
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sh
The bare minimum terminal configuration for a working system. Contains:
- an XDG compliant home directory setup
- several basic environment variables
- simple aliases
- an optional fzf default setup
- X autostart
While other modules are largely optional, this module is the only one strictly necessary for the system to really work at all.
Additionally contains two scripts on which some other modules build:
- a simple script to detect if applications exist (and optionally warn the user if they don't)
- and a script to check if internet connectivity exists