.PROFILE File Extension

Configuration file used by Citrix XenApp, a software package used for delivering virtualized software to client systems; stores the data needed for launching a streamed application to the user.

PROFILE files can be edited using the Citrix Streaming Profiler program included with XenApp software.

Shell profile used by Linux and Mac OS X terminal programs; contains definitions for a shell environment, such as environment variables, scripts to execute, and other instructions; used for storing pre-defined settings that are loaded when a shell program starts.

When opening Apple Terminal in Mac OS X, the program automatically searches for a PROFILE file and executes it line by line as a shell script. To manually run a PROFILE file, use the command source ~/.profile.

PROFILE files are hidden files that do not have a filename prefix. They are always named .profile and are located in the user's home directory.

NOTE: Apple Terminal is a Bash shell program.

Player profile saved by one of the Pandemic Studios third-person shooter games; contains player information, such as the profile name, player preferences, and progress in campaign missions; saved to the \​GameData\​SaveGames\​ directory of a game installation.

PROFILE files apply to Pandemic Studios games such as Star Wars: Battlefront 2, Mercenaries 2, and The Sabateur.

A PROFILE file is a settings file created by Godot Engine, an open-source game engine. It stores a list of features that configure how the Editor appears in Godot Engine, such as enabled panels, menus, buttons, and 2D or 3D engine requirements. PROFILE files are saved in a JSON-like text format.

You can open a Godot PROFILE file with Godot Engine in Windows, macOS, or Linux. To open the PROFILE with Godot Engine, select Editor → Manage Editor Features..., then click Import.

Since PROFILE files are saved in plain text format, you can also open them with a text editor, such as Microsoft Notepad in Windows or Apple TextEdit in macOS.