[Fix] - Change Default Configuration File Location on Linux

[virajsazzala]

I propose changing the default configuration file location for "theatre-cli" on Linux machines to ~/.config/theatre-cli/config.json. Currently, the configuration file is created in a different location, and this change aims to follow standard Linux practices for configuration files.

Motivation

The motivation behind this feature request is to adhere to established conventions on Linux systems. Placing configuration files in ~/.config aligns with the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS) and makes it easier for users to find and manage their configuration settings.

Use Case

Linux users often expect configuration files to be stored in ~/.config, as it's a well-known location for application-specific settings. This change will improve the user experience for "theatre-cli" users on Linux by conforming to this convention.

Current Behavior

Currently, the configuration file for "theatre-cli" is created in the home directory, which may not align with Linux standards.

Proposed Behavior

With this feature, "theatre-cli" will create its configuration file at ~/.config/theatre-cli/config.json by default on Linux systems. This standardized location will make it more intuitive for users to locate and manage their configuration settings.

[lexcsam]

@virajsazzala hey , can I work on this issue , if yes , please assign it to me.

[virajsazzala]

@lexcsam Thanks for looking into this! I'll assign it to you.