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It won't. Why should I install node in /opt? Mostly I install server-side or desktop apps there (which most other people do aswell (Chrome, Atlasssian)) They do
by merb 11y ago
It won't. Why should I install node in /opt?
Mostly I install server-side or desktop apps there (which most other people do aswell (Chrome, Atlasssian))
They don't need to be in path since they are mostly called by initd or sytemd or .desktop file.
Also they don't screw the system as others do that won't get installed with the package manager.
Don't touch any directory without the package manager, if you still do use /opt.
- nailer 11y agoI think most people would install desktop apps via their package manager. Unpackaged apps are generally the exception rather than the rule. /usr/local is also outside the package manager as previously discussed.