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I wish more icon packs had these sort of additional icons.
I wish there were a few more default home directories like games and books. It would make me much more likely to use them overall.
For sure, it just makes more sense doing this than lumping everything in the documents folder. It feels like the current defaults are not enough anymore, having more distinct directories will make this more up to date.
This exactly. It feels like everything gets thrown in documents and then it just becomes one big mess. Game saves, coding projects. I've even seen some apps put their configs in Documents.
"Ah fuck it, slap a dot in front of it and shove it in the home folder"
--Way to many devs.