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I get that Linux uses a different standard layout than BSD. I really do. The thing is that when I was using RedHat, years and years ago, its paths were not inte
by silentbicycle 16y ago
I get that Linux uses a different standard layout than BSD. I really do. The thing is that when I was using RedHat, years and years ago, its paths were not internally consistently.
I'm talking about that specific distro, at that specific time. Debian was much better in that regard, and I didn't look back.
- nailer 16y agoOK. I (and it seems the other poster) knows from our own experience that Red Hat's stuck closely to the FHS for years. There's only one folder - /etc/rc.d/init.d - consistent in Red Hat but symlinked to the correct /etc/init.d location used by other distros - that's been a significant difference in the last decade.