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So then you have to run those apps as root user, or does sudo to your own user work? I wouldn't expect it to with those perms set. Seems more dangerous than ju
by PenguinCoder 3mo ago
So then you have to run those apps as root user, or does sudo to your own user work? I wouldn't expect it to with those perms set.
Seems more dangerous than just dealing with the cruft.
- create_accounts 3mo agoI don't launch them as root. That defeats the purpose because they would write on the ~ folder. ZSH Terminal grumbles when launching but why the hell does it want to log my every command? only 1 app has failed to launch and I barely need it anymore. if it is crucial, I give myself permission to edit the folder so the application can create its folder for dumping rubbish
- brontitall 3mo agozsh wants to write a history file so you can recall previous commands. You can disable it or set to to write somewhere else