Answer by thomasrutter for Accidentally deleted ~/.config directory
The ~/.config directory contains application configuration related to your user account only. Deleting it will return the configuration for those applications to their default value, as if you had not...
View ArticleAnswer by heemayl for Accidentally deleted ~/.config directory
You have removed all the user specific modifications or properties (for that specific user) for the applications that use directories under ~/.config to dump and read configuration. Generally, all the...
View ArticleAnswer by dessert for Accidentally deleted ~/.config directory
If you accidentally deleted something, just go into your backup and restore the deleted files.
View ArticleAnswer by Ravexina for Accidentally deleted ~/.config directory
Most of the programs will generate their configuration files and put them in place again, however if you have something manually set, they're gone and you have to config them again.Use your Ubuntu for...
View ArticleAnswer by Suraj Rao for Accidentally deleted ~/.config directory
.config folder contains your application configurations. Whether it is system level or user level depends on the location.Yours look like user level config.Check this post.What have I lost? How will...
View ArticleAccidentally deleted ~/.config directory
I accidentally deleted (permamently deleted. Not a soft delete to Trash) ~/.config directory.I logged out and re-logged in and thing seem to be normal. But are they?What have I lost? How will affect my...
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