The workstations' XDG conventions had no owner: xdg-user-dirs-update rewrote the folders file at every login, both machines' default-application lists named an editor neither has, and the laptop kept two dead links of the retired predecessor. The module adopts the operator's folders (three as settings, as the machines differ), disables the update so it cannot undo the mesh's file, and writes the machine's own mimeapps list, the last one read, so the person's choices in their own list always win. Autostart is listed, not owned: each entry is its application's module's.
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# xdg-user-dirs-update for this account (module xdg, novox/hq ADR 0182), written by the mesh and
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# replaced at every push.
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#
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# The update runs at every login (its XDG autostart entry, which the session's dex starts). Enabled,
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# it reassigns a folder it cannot find to the home and adds a line for every folder its defaults
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# know, rewriting user-dirs.dirs, which is the mesh's. Disabled, it does nothing, even with --force.
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# The folders are this module's to say.
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enabled=False
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filename_encoding=UTF-8
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