Firefox 147 Will Support The XDG Base Directory Specification Merged this morning was the support for this specification and associated commits In turn this long-open bug is now closed and Firefox 147 should be the version to finally support the XDG Base Directory specification for jiving more nicely with other Linux apps
XDG Base Directory - ArchWiki XDG Base Directory This article summarizes the XDG Base Directory specification in #Specification and tracks software support in #Support
Support the XDG Base Directory Specification #303 - GitHub The correct way to store cache, config and state on a user's machine is to follow a platform's best practices - in Linux's case most Linux desktops support and or adhere to the XDG Base Directory Specification, a specification for environment variables and default storage locations for certain types of data a program might want to store in
XDG Base Directory Specification - Alchemists The XDG Base Directory Specification defines an organized folder and file structure for applications to store associated user configuration, cache, data, state, and runtime information on UNIX-like systems This allows for consistency across different programs and desktops Consistency is key because, without the specification, we end up with messy and disorganized dotfiles
XDG base directory (ASDF Manual) This specification allows the user to specify some environment variables to customize how applications behave to his preferences On Windows platforms, even when not using Cygwin, and starting with ASDF 3 1 5, we still do a best effort at following the XDG base directory specification, even though it doesn’t exactly fit common practice for