New to Linux, running Debian (if that matters), dot files are configuration files, yes? Do I need to explore each app/UI/program to figure out the possible options? Are there any universals in Linux? Across distros?
Thanks!
Nano should work for editing dot files and you can find formats for most configuration files online if you aren’t familiar with them
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