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And those two separate questions are both ones that no other package manager even bothers to ask! /usr/local does start off empty on OS X, but it's where every
by blasdel 17y ago
And those two separate questions are both ones that no other package manager even bothers to ask!
/usr/local does start off empty on OS X, but it's where every random .pkg you download likes to put stuff. You'll get mixing unless every non-app you install comes from a package manager. On FreeBSD every package that didn't ship in the default install goes there. There's a reason that MacPorts uses /opt/local by default.