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      Today I finally got annoyed enough with Ubuntu's GTK+ defaulting my file
      choosers to <tt>$HOME/Documents</tt> rather than <tt>$HOME</tt>.  I can
      see how this would be useful, but Documents contains a few files, whereas
      I generally want to get into ~/Pictures, or ~/Programming.  Luckily
      sebuild saves the day, by telling me about
      <tt>GTK_DEFAULT_FILECHOOSER_DIR</tt>.  One quick export later:
    </p>
    <blockquote><code>export GTK_DEFAULT_FILECHOOSER_DIR=$HOME</code></blockquote>
    <p>
      And voil&agrave;, it works.  Now please can the comments section of this
      post not turn into a <q>new GTK file chooser sucks arse d000dz old one
      r0xkkz</q>.  You try explaining to a non-geek why <q>parent
      folder</q> is <tt>..</tt>, and why <tt>.</tt> is in the folder list at
      all.
    </p>
    <p>
      <small>NP: <cite>Songs In The Key Of Life</cite>, Stevie Wonder</small>
    </p>
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