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> I love this seemingly new tendency It's not new. Just one example from the 1980s is NeXTStep, which did away with the cryptic Unix directory names (/opt/sfw
by JdeBP 8y ago
> I love this seemingly new tendency
It's not new. Just one example from the 1980s is NeXTStep, which did away with the cryptic Unix directory names (/opt/sfw, /usr/ccs, /usr/mbin, /usr/rbin, /usr/5bin, and so on) in favour of /Library , /LocalLibrary , /Apps , /NextApps , and so forth.