How do you tidy your home, aka `tree -L2 ~` - Desktop Customization & Workflow
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tmpfs for the download directory, great idea (that I have seen above too) !
At work I have all documentation put on a sshfs in the meantime that the team agree on a documentation tool for all (zillion of stuff deployed and still using the good'ol system). And SSHFS lets you mount a directory only accessible to the user. It is fun to see 'access denied' when you are root. :) That introduces to distributed systems where authentication is omnipresent. |
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In the same spirit of the past 2 weeks thread promotion, let's have an insider's look at how you organize your machine. How do you tidy your home?
That's a simple question on its own, but knowing why you organize it that way can give insights on techniques others might not have previously considered. I'll start with mine: Code: . Looking back at it, I think it's a bit of a mess to have multiple "temporary" directories. But that's still a big improvement from my previous setup. Somewhat on topic, I recently found this repo. |
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I'm kinda forced to keep all my school work in the magical cloud, so that's why my setup might look a bit empty.
Code: . |
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I changed my $HOME a little bit since my last post in this thread:
Stuff that changed:
I'm working on ~/fav/ to keep bookmarks and on a script that symlinks entries on this directory to commonly used files. |
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I definitely think my ~/ could be a lot worse, lol.
(side note: not the full listing because there are a ton of files XD) Code: akoizumi@mizuki: ~ tree -L 1 |
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