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Originally Posted by susan_cassidy
It depends on which configuration files. Everything (pretty much) in Linux is fa file. Some configuration files are specific to the service or program they are for, but they are still just files. Normally, if a configuration has an interactive menu-type system to change configuration, you can also just edit the configuration file, although often you have to restart the application to get it to reread the file.
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Configuration
is a type of appdata. Linux stores all of it (the user-specific stuff) in $HOME/.config/, usually. and sometimes $HOME/.cache/ (equivalent to localappdata).