No, not quite. XDG-compliant programs end up storing stuff in one or more of the following places:
~/.cache and ~/.config and ~/.local/share and ~/.local/state and ~/.local/bin
I used to get annoyed by non-compliance to XDG. Now I wonder if I'd actually prefer apps to reverse the hierarchy (eg, ~/.apps/nvim/{cache,config,state}).
~/.cache and ~/.config and ~/.local/share and ~/.local/state and ~/.local/bin
I used to get annoyed by non-compliance to XDG. Now I wonder if I'd actually prefer apps to reverse the hierarchy (eg, ~/.apps/nvim/{cache,config,state}).