"Best" depends on you and your system and how you use your system. (Are you the sole user of your system? Do you share access? Under what conditions? How much storage does your system have? Etc..)
Conceptually, $HOME/.login is a fine place to define an environment variable, though there's ways of using the system which would bypass that definition. Conceptually, you might have situations where you want to bypass your cache home definition, though of course many people would not want such a thing. Conceptually, the system should work just fine with the default behavior (which uses $HOME/.cache if I remember right). And maybe that's the best for you. Ideally, you should be the person who determines the best choices for you, and you should be looking for information which is relevant to whatever is unusual about your situation. -- Raul On Wed, May 18, 2022 at 6:51 PM Mihai Popescu <mih...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hello, > > I want to export XDG_CACHE_HOME variable used by Xorg. > What is the best place (file or ?) to export this variable? > > I remember i used some file to export a long time ago PS1 variable. > Should I use ~/.login file or is it a better way to export this xorg variable? > > OpenBSD amd64 here, snapshots install. > > Thank you. >
