> Why use this method anyways.
My reasoning is what I'm building will either be used a ton (resulting in zillions of files), or not at all. I really can't see having any casual users. Given that, not having working file management seems a huge usability hit. It'd be crippling for me, anyway, to have a broken file manager, and not be able to use a CLI as most people can't.
Do people just...not work that way, anymore? I see so many apps that just hide all my files in their config directory and give me a half-implemented riff on Norton Commmander to manage them with like that's a normal thing to do. I thought it was because they were low-quailty ports of phone apps. Is that an accepted practice in 2023?