doc: Use ~ instead of /home/$USER #1619
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First not every system has user's home directories under /home directory. Second DNF does not use USER variable at all. It uses HOME environment variable with a fallback to a home directory listed in passwd(5) entry. Alternativelly, we could write "$HOME". But I find "~" shorter, more aesthetic, more understandible, and more correct in case the HOME variable does not exist.
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First not every system has user's home directories under /home directory. Second DNF does not use USER variable at all. It uses HOME environment variable with a fallback to a home directory listed in passwd(5) entry.
Alternativelly, we could write "$HOME". But I find "~" shorter, more aesthetic, more understandible, and more correct in case the HOME variable does not exist.