When I run ls I don't want to see all the configuration files. Just my files. I think that's the point of hidden files.
> One more example. Imagine if you have a project and want to edit an .env file. But as dotfiles are hidden in Linux you don't see this file and cannot open it.
How likely is it that someone is going to want to edit a .env file and not know how to view hidden files?
> One more example. Imagine if you have a project and want to edit an .env file. But as dotfiles are hidden in Linux you don't see this file and cannot open it.
How likely is it that someone is going to want to edit a .env file and not know how to view hidden files?