Nepomuk/Strigi filled my disk

[Matthew Woehlke]

Randy Kramer wrote:
> (If you (or someone) satisfactorily answers that, I'll go on to ask the 
> same questions about other non-"real user data" that gets stored in ~ 
> (like configurations and such).)

Um... user configurations != user data? And they're stored in ~ so that 
they are easy to back up and can be used across machines (in a 
network-backed ~ environment). Also because ~ may be the only thing to 
which the user has write access (besides /tmp, which is obviously not 
right for configuration information).

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Matthew
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