docs: update default script path

CONFIGURATION.md

@@ -18,24 +18,25 @@
       3. [Using Defaults](#using-defaults)
 
 Laser is highly customizable through Lua scripts. The default configuration
-file is located at `/usr/local/share/lsr/lsr.lua`. This file is loaded by the
-program and sets the default behavior for laser. You can modify this file or
-create your own configuration file to change the behavior of laser.
+file is located at `~/.lsr/lsr.lua`. This file is loaded by the
+program and sets the default behavior for laser. Do not modify this file unless
+you know what you are doing. (cuz the program will break if you do) So it's  
+recommended that you create your own configuration file.
 
 ## Creating Your Own Configuration File
 
 To create your own configuration all that you need to do is to create a lua
-file at `/usr/local/share/lsr/`. This will be the default file where laser will
+file at `~/.config/lsr`. This will be the default file where laser will
 look for your configuration. You can of course add more files to this directory
 (check the `lua` directory in the repo). Other files in this directory will not
 be loaded by laser but you can do a `require` to them to load them into the
 `lsr.lua` file.
 
 ## Writing Your Own Configuration
 
-The default configuration file is located at `/usr/local/share/lsr/lsr.lua`.
-You can copy these files and edit them to your liking. But here comes a small
-guide on what you can do with a blank `lsr.lua` file.
+The default configuration file is located at `~/.lsr/lsr.lua`. You can copy
+these files and edit them to your liking. But here comes a small guide on what
+you can do with a blank `lsr.lua` file.
 
 > [!NOTE] 
 > All laser-specific functions and constants are prefixed with `L_`.

README.md

@@ -81,15 +81,14 @@ lsr some-directory
 
 If you'd like to configure the program's behavior, or change the default colors,
 add icons and more. You can configure the program with lua :fire:. A default 
-configuration will be installed at `/usr/local/.lsr/`. But if you want to 
+configuration will be installed at `~/.lsr/`. But if you want to 
 write some own configuration you can place it in `~/.config/lsr/lsr.lua`.
 
-Copy the files from `/usr/local/.lsr/` to `~/.config/lsr/` and you can edit
-them (do not change in the files in the `/usr/local/lsr/` directory
-because they will be used
-as default if there are missing values in the `.config`).
+Copy the files from `~/.lsr/` to `~/.config/lsr/` and you can edit them (do not
+change in the files in the `~/.lsr/` directory because they will be used as
+default if there are missing values in the config files).
 
-Check out the [configuration guide](/CONFIGURATION.md)
+Check out the [configuration guide](/CONFIGURATION.md) for more information.
 
 ### Command-line options
 
@@ -110,13 +109,8 @@ you can directly pass in the flags.
 - `-l` or `--long` displays in long format (permissions, last modified, size
   and owner)
 - `-fmyfilter` or `--filter=myfilter` applies a user defined filter from lua
-  check the [CONFIGURATION.md](/CONFIGURATION.md)
-
-The flags can be chained for example using:
-```sh
-lsr -Dar # this will show all directories including hidden ones recursivly
-lsr -GDS # this will only show directories (not hidden) and symlinks that are not mentioned in .gitignore
-```
+  check the [CONFIGURATION.md](/CONFIGURATION.md#L_filters) for more
+  information
 
 # Contributing