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I'm working to port some windows applications to Linux. I find it difficult to port the changes that are related to finding SHGetKnownFolderPath equivalent in Linux. I'm interested to find out how to detect the path based on the current user.
I stumbled upon this link while surfing but I'm not sure how to exactly match the windows folders with Linux.