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They're plan9 elitists. They're frankly a lot like you, except their system of choice is plan9, not solaris. And on Linux, the FHS does kind of suck: there's n
by qwertyuiop924 10y ago
They're plan9 elitists. They're frankly a lot like you, except their system of choice is plan9, not solaris.
And on Linux, the FHS does kind of suck: there's no difference between /lib and /usr/lib, or /share and /usr/share, because we don't have a separation between OS userland and external userland, /sbin is rarely used for its intended purpose, and /opt is just weird. Honestly, you should just kill most of the cruft, symlink /<whatever>
to /usr/<whatever> or vice versa, so we only have one of all of them, and leave /usr/local as it is, because we need it for software installed outside the package manager.