The configuration files are located in ~/ or /home/username/.
The laptop that I currently use is an
ASUS TUF Gaming A16 AMD Advantage Edition,
with a Ryzen 9-7940HS processor, an AMD Radeon RX7600S GPU and a screen resolution of 2560x1600.
I am currently using EndeavourOS,
which is an Arch-based Linux distribution.
I'm using the i3-wm setup with EndeavourOS.
The .config folder is where the configuration for the applications I use on Linux are located.
There is a README inside that briefly explains the configuration for the various applications inside.
The .mozilla folder is just to store my overrides for arkenfox user.js.
The .Xresources configuration is just to make sure the display works properly with my high DPI screen.
I also turned on antialiasing.
The .bash_profile configuration is just to load the .profile file when starting bash.
This is needed thanks to the Arch Linux LightDM package
changing the script to source the files.
The .bashrc file is mostly just the default EndeavourOS configuration, with an if statement added in so that I can change the shell's directory when using lf.
This file is just to set the default applications for various tasks. The default terminal is set to kitty, the default editor is set to Neovim, the default browser is set to Firefox and the default pager is set to less.
The .xinitrc file is just so merge the configuration inside .Xresources into xrdb so that the changes will apply.