Very unfortunately I have moved all my xml files into one folder (I was at /home/desgua/
when I run find . -name '*.xml' -exec mv {} ./logs/ \;
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Now I am very afraid of turning off my computer and not be able to turn it on again. I have my /home/desgua/ folder encrypted during the installation.
Is there any essential xml file that I should be aware of?
ps.: One example of fundamental xml file is ".encfs6.xml", which are required to mount two folders that I had encrypted. Fortunately I recovered it.
Edit:
I rebooted the computer and although I have lost the configuration of applications and Keyboard Shortcuts I was able to login again. So I can say that no xml file is needed to login into an Ubuntu encrypted home.
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) and various application subfolders like .mozilla, .thunderbird and .local/share/rhythmbox. Apart from the files in .gconf I would say nothing essential for logging in.