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The headline promises it, but the story doesn't tell. I don't know what the correct historical explanation is. "s" like in super user, system program or static
by usr1106 7y ago
The headline promises it, but the story doesn't tell.
I don't know what the correct historical explanation is. "s" like in super user, system program or statically linked or is there yet another theory?
- smcl 7y agoThe headline is unfortunately a little ambiguous. We could clarify it by introducing some extra punctuation and modifying it slightly to make it clear the "split" in question is between "/" and "/usr": "Understanding the split between (/bin, /sbin, /lib) and (/usr/bin, /usr/sbin, /usr/lib)" Not perfect but maybe clearer