How do you organize your home directory?

How do you organize your home directory?

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mine is unix based:

~/bin # personal useful scripts
~/etc # unsorted things
~/etc/dl # default browser download folder
~/etc/p # wallpapers
~/dev # mount-point
~/dev/0 # external-hdd
~/dev/1 # random usb-stick
~/lib # my notes, tutorials go here
~/lib/man # about IT tutorials
~/usr # personal folder by username
~/usr/foo/m # foo's personal music library
~/usr/foo/passwd # foo's passwords
~/usr/bar/work # self-explained

all files under ~/lib are plain-text.

wtf

Order through chaos

~/desktop - desktop icons
~/HDD - link to my hard drive
~/HDD/Backups - backups of my phone, firefox profile and google account
~/HDD/School - i'm in uni now, but i've had this folder for 10 years already
~/HDD/Download - was ~/download but i moved it off my ssd because it was too big
~/HDD/LTS - things i need to move to external hdd
~/HDD/Media - music video images etc
~/HDD/txts - txts
~/HDD/Virtualbox - isos and VMs
~/games - self explanatory
~/software - also self explanatory
~/scripts - shell scripts, autostart and such

~/Documents
~/Documents/English
~/Downloads
~/Pictures
~/Pictures/Wallpapers
~/Pictures/Screenshots
~/Videos

and a bunch of config clutter

>Installing a filesystem on your home directory

~/Downloads
~/Documents
~/Desktop

jfc

>Capital letters

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That's what the XDG defaults are.
Although you can easily change it in a config file.

I don't use defaults; I just capitalize them because I come from macOS, where they are capitalized.

>Capitalized in macos
Capitalized in most unix based os's user

you realize you have a /media/USER folder for mounting right?

I don't

ever since I wanted to try Go and Go insisting on having a Go folder in your home directory I have given up on letting programming stuff clutter my home directory, but now it's easier to access everything at the cost of neatness so whatever

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>single-letter
>lowercase
as Jow Forums does:

~/a/ -audio (Music)
~/b/ -video (Films, Series)
~/c/ -canvas (Images, Photos, Wall)
~/d/ -docs (Text files, Insurance)
~/e/ -etc (Random)
~/f/ -file (ISO, backup)

We are reaching levels of autism that shouldn't even be possible

~/projects has a folder for each of my projects, each folder has the same name as what appears on the gitlab project pages.
~/snippets code snippets, a general spot where I throw files where I was testing ideas and such
~/Pictures/ryuko pictures of ryuko
~/Pictures pictures not of ryuko
~/OneDrive is the folder used by the onedrive daemon, very convenient for moving files between devices/OSes. There is another ryuko folder here, but I can't sync everything because OneDrive has a 5GB limit so I have to keep the local folders as well.
All the other ones are the basic Documents, Music, etc.

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You can change it with env variable

This

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