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The following represent some of the most common types of <.dot> files that are found directly in your home folder. This is not an extensive list but represents some of the most common items. | The following represent some of the most common types of <.dot> files that are found directly in your home folder. This is not an extensive list but represents some of the most common items. | ||
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Whether the files are important or not cannot be judged in this article - it depends on how much time you have spent on customizing your configuration files. Some window managers can only be configured using these files - in that case they become important. Or you have a collection of scripts in ~/.local/bin - they have become important as they - often - represent a great amount of work. | Whether the files are important or not cannot be judged in this article - it depends on how much time you have spent on customizing your configuration files. Some window managers can only be configured using these files - in that case they become important. Or you have a collection of scripts in ~/.local/bin - they have become important as they - often - represent a great amount of work. | ||
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'''.gnupg''' - database for encrypting and signing using GnuPG - your private keys are here as well | '''.gnupg''' - database for encrypting and signing using GnuPG - your private keys are here as well | ||
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'''.netrc''' - Configurations for accessing e.g. ftp servers | '''.netrc''' - Configurations for accessing e.g. ftp servers | ||