> XDG, like systemd, likes to believe it's universal but it's not.
In XDG's favour, we can say that it is just a written convention that people are free to follow or not on a per-program and per-user basis. It is not a cancerous growth that tries to borg the whole system.
In XDG's favour, we can say that it is just a written convention that people are free to follow or not on a per-program and per-user basis. It is not a cancerous growth that tries to borg the whole system.