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Arduino IDE doesn't correctly use the home folder on Linux #10486

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Avamander opened this issue Jul 9, 2020 · 4 comments
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Arduino IDE doesn't correctly use the home folder on Linux #10486

Avamander opened this issue Jul 9, 2020 · 4 comments
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Avamander commented Jul 9, 2020

For some reason the Arduino IDE creates a folder ~/.arduino15 and uses it for both cache, configuration and logs. That's not in-line with XDG Base Directory Specification and clutters people's home directories.

Arduino IDE should place it's cache in ~/.cache/arduino, configuration in ~/.config/arduino and logs in ~/.state/arduino.

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per1234 commented Aug 1, 2020

Closing as duplicate of arduino/arduino-ide#1514

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@per1234 that one is closed though. It's still an issue.

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per1234 commented Aug 1, 2020

@Avamander it was closed as wontfix. If anyone has unique and productive information to add, they should do so in that issue and the developers can make the decision as to whether it is worth reopening. Fragmenting the discussion across multiple duplicate issue reports is unproductive.

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@per1234 That decision was made five years ago (by an ex-employee now I think?). It's IMHO whole new discussion.

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