Hey guys, just curious:
If I want to wipe my budgie config (panels, applets, etc) and start afresh, what do I need to delete?
I found a few budgie directories under ~/.config/, but other than a handful of settings for some applets (like quicknote and brightness), there wasn’t any general budgie config there. ~/.config/budgie-desktop literally only has a few 0 length files in it.
I might have found the solution here, under Testing:
As and when new features are implemented - it can be helpful to reset the configuration to the defaults to ensure everything is still working ok. To reset the entire configuration tree, issue:
budgie-panel --reset --replace &!
Still makes me wonder where the heck it’s storing its configs, though! 
The vast majority of budgie settings are stored in gsettings (dconf) - you can use the GUI dconf-editor to view & fiddle.
budgie desktop settings are under com.solus-project
budgie-extras settings are under org.ubuntubudgie
Other 3rd party settings are under their author names usually.
When you run budgie-panel --reset --replace &! it actually just runs a gsettings reset over the com.solus-project tree.
Ahh, I gotcha. That’s kinda windows registry-ish. Ew.
But whatever. Thanks! 