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sploosh.
Except
~/.fonts
isn't XDG Base Directory compliant. You should put them in${XDG_DATA_HOME:-$HOME/.local/share}/fonts
instead so as to not pollute your home directory with dotfiles.SPLOOSH!
!whoosh@lemmy.zip
Wait isn't the effect the same as both are hidden directories?
Using the spec makes it simpler to deal with backups.
True, I tried to customize a sddm theme and you need fonts installed likewise.
!whoosh@lemmy.zip
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It is a community I created almost a year ago. It has my grammar mistake proudly displayed.
I mean I know the whooosh sub from reddit and you seem to be trying to say that op didn't get some joke, or why did you post that link under their comment?