Re: File Manager

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Hello Chris,

Am Donnerstag, 20. Januar 2022 schrieb c. marlow:
> > As to your folders being re-created, I found this when searching:
> >
> > edit  ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs
> >
> > don't know if this helps, I've never had this.
> >
> > Thierry
>
> Okay, its come down to that it's Trinity that's causing this issue.

If you don't want the system to create or change the XDG directories 
then you can create a file

~/.config/user-dirs.conf

with

enable=0

I haven't tested that.

I don't know if your user-dirs.dirs file is recreated because you 
*deleted* some lines instead of setting an alternative location, 
neither the man page for user-dirs.dirs nor xdg-user-dirs-update is 
clear about it, at least not for my German brain.

Otherwise, as Slàvek and Mike have pointed out you can edit the file 
~/.config/user-dirs.dirs and set the directories you want. If you don't 
want a directory to be created, then set it to an already existing path 
like "$HOME". You can edit that file in TDE Control Center like Slàvek 
said.

If nothing works out, read the man page(s)! ;-)

$ man user-dirs.conf
$ man user-dirs.dirs
$ man xdg-user-dirs-update

(In this case, though, they didn't help me understand completely how 
this XDG users dirs thing works.)

HTH

Kind regards, Stefan
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