Most all modern Linux systems go a long way to help you avoid cluttered folders. That doesn’t, in any way, mean they handle the issue for you. You must be pro-active in order to avoid a landslide of files and folders from crushing your system. The good news is, from the start, you’ll find the folder hierarchy set up in such a way as to help you avoid the clutter.
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