A new directory has appeared on Linux distros.
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@itsfoss uhh, what happens if you already have a Projects directory? Merge or overwrite?
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A new directory has appeared on Linux distros.
Linux is Getting a New Default Folder in Your Home Directory
It may look like a small addition, but standardizing something many Linux users already do can improve workflows, application behavior, and even documentation over time.
It's FOSS (itsfoss.com)
@itsfoss this is not the best option for OSS developers who made the choice to have their project folder at the root of the filesystem.
plus some dev environments could potentially taint sources and debug binaries by leaking absolute paths containing the username, which may be seen as a step back in terms of security/privacy
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@itsfoss this is not the best option for OSS developers who made the choice to have their project folder at the root of the filesystem.
plus some dev environments could potentially taint sources and debug binaries by leaking absolute paths containing the username, which may be seen as a step back in terms of security/privacy
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A new directory has appeared on Linux distros.
Linux is Getting a New Default Folder in Your Home Directory
It may look like a small addition, but standardizing something many Linux users already do can improve workflows, application behavior, and even documentation over time.
It's FOSS (itsfoss.com)
@itsfoss "this folder made this distro 20% cooler"
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@itsfoss "this folder made this distro 20% cooler"
@itsfoss people would say
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A new directory has appeared on Linux distros.
Linux is Getting a New Default Folder in Your Home Directory
It may look like a small addition, but standardizing something many Linux users already do can improve workflows, application behavior, and even documentation over time.
It's FOSS (itsfoss.com)
@itsfoss u never heard of ~/opt? ~/src? or ~/bin?
Sad that ~/pub is no longer a thing nowadays.

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@jandi @autumn Uhm.... i had no context about your knowledge .. and with so many ppl nowadays adopting linux for the first time .. well, i was just unsure if one just based his experience - and so the question - only on microslop windows knowledge... mh
As a linux user (gentooisti) since decades .... my very first (internal) reaction truly was "tf, why should it overwrite stuff in ~/?"

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@jandi @autumn Uhm.... i had no context about your knowledge .. and with so many ppl nowadays adopting linux for the first time .. well, i was just unsure if one just based his experience - and so the question - only on microslop windows knowledge... mh
As a linux user (gentooisti) since decades .... my very first (internal) reaction truly was "tf, why should it overwrite stuff in ~/?"

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A new directory has appeared on Linux distros.
Linux is Getting a New Default Folder in Your Home Directory
It may look like a small addition, but standardizing something many Linux users already do can improve workflows, application behavior, and even documentation over time.
It's FOSS (itsfoss.com)
Ha, I have a "Projects" folder for almost a decade already!
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A new directory has appeared on Linux distros.
Linux is Getting a New Default Folder in Your Home Directory
It may look like a small addition, but standardizing something many Linux users already do can improve workflows, application behavior, and even documentation over time.
It's FOSS (itsfoss.com)
@itsfoss Legal que eu sempre criei uma pasta Projetos nesse mesmo lugar ~
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A new directory has appeared on Linux distros.
Linux is Getting a New Default Folder in Your Home Directory
It may look like a small addition, but standardizing something many Linux users already do can improve workflows, application behavior, and even documentation over time.
It's FOSS (itsfoss.com)
@itsfoss ugh please, no. I hate all these stub directories. I'll do it myself!
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A new directory has appeared on Linux distros.
Linux is Getting a New Default Folder in Your Home Directory
It may look like a small addition, but standardizing something many Linux users already do can improve workflows, application behavior, and even documentation over time.
It's FOSS (itsfoss.com)
@itsfoss as long as you can rename it or remove it in ~/.config/user_directories or what its name as usual I don't care.
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@itsfoss oh noooo
Now I need to move all my Projects-X, Projects-Y etc. under Projects
. Which is survivable I suppose, a one time hassle, but should it be
Projects
-- Projects-Xor
Projects
-- XThis is the type of existential question that keeps me awake at night

@openrisk @itsfoss
I use `Projects/<spaces>/<project_folder>``<spaces>` is something like e.g. a github-org under which I group the projects, is this what you X and Y refer to?
`<project_folder>` is a git working directory.
(For some exceptions, which I want to clean up one day, there is another level.)
Note: Actually my `Projects` is called `Workspaces` and it still resides at `~/Documents/Workspaces/`.
I wish you a good night

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A new directory has appeared on Linux distros.
Linux is Getting a New Default Folder in Your Home Directory
It may look like a small addition, but standardizing something many Linux users already do can improve workflows, application behavior, and even documentation over time.
It's FOSS (itsfoss.com)
@itsfoss my `Projects` directory is actually called `Workspaces`.
But what would be about an additional `Playground` next to it? It should be this kind of temporary place as `Downloads`. -
@openrisk @itsfoss
I use `Projects/<spaces>/<project_folder>``<spaces>` is something like e.g. a github-org under which I group the projects, is this what you X and Y refer to?
`<project_folder>` is a git working directory.
(For some exceptions, which I want to clean up one day, there is another level.)
Note: Actually my `Projects` is called `Workspaces` and it still resides at `~/Documents/Workspaces/`.
I wish you a good night

@white_gecko @itsfoss yes many of my X,Y, Z's are quite close to your "spaces", e.g., github or gitlab hosted, public / private etc. temporary trials, old stuff to sort out in a subsequent reincarnation etc.
