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Once you have done this, check that you don't have new (likely empty) default directories in your ~/ that were created by the above file(s) on boot. Any such void files should be deleted after you have modified either the ''user'' based '''~/.config/user-dirs.conf''' or the ''root'' based '''/etc/xdg/user-dirs.defaults''' files. '''~/.bashrc''' may need some paths changed as well, depending on what you call from it.

Once you have done this, check that you don't have new (likely empty) default directories in your ~/ that were created by the above file(s) on boot. Any such void files should be deleted after you have modified either the ''user'' based '''~/.config/user-dirs.conf''' or the ''root'' based '''/etc/xdg/user-dirs.defaults''' files. '''~/.bashrc''' may need some paths changed as well, depending on what you call from it.

Once you have done this, check that you don't have new (likely empty) default directories in your ~/ that were created by the above file(s) on boot. Any such void files should be deleted after you have modified either the user based ~/.config/user-dirs.conf or the root based /etc/xdg/user-dirs.defaults files. ~/.bashrc may need some paths changed as well, depending on what you call from it.