Comments by "Anony Mousse" (@anon_y_mousse) on "Clean Up Your Home Directory Clutter With XDG Ninja" video.

  1. From the terminal I keep dot files hidden. I don't need or want the clutter and if I need to check the existence of one a simple -A works fine. Seems like most programs I use put everything in ~/.config but not all. However, since I use sub folders for categorizing all of my files I rarely `ls` on my /home folder. A `du -sch ~/*/ | sort -h` should show you where you're storing the most data and for me that's in... um, a folder, completely inconsequential. However, categorization of your data is key if you want to find things, and a real help would be doing a simple `mkdir {a..z}` and sorting things from there. Just my $0.02 anyway. (PS: Yes, that command will work, at least in bash, if you want to create 26 folders quickly.)
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