I have $HOME as /Users/me/HOME (that's a directory) and most of my stuff in /Users/me , because many apps (e.g. GNOME) are rude enough to dump lots of stuff in $HOME, and I prefer to keep all the dot-files in a subdirectory for diskspace and permissions reasons too. I was using "cd /Users/me" in .zshrc so that I start in my directory away from that junk. Now I'm starting to use fish... 'cd' doesn't seem to work in ~/.config/fish/config.fish though. `set CDPATH /Users/me` doesn't allow cd'ing easily relative to the current directory; `set CDPATH /Users/me .` makes the /Users/me directories override the current one; and `set CDPATH . /Users/me` doesn't solve the problem of $HOME/junk interfering with my initial tab-completion. Is there any way to automatically start in /Users/me when I start a new (interactive) fish-shell? (or perhaps changing the current directory more widely for my user would work better, but I don't know how to do that on Ubuntu?)
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