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Putting everything in a single directory allows you to mount it from a remote for system with a single mount point. /usr means "the part of the OS that is the
by bonzini 7y ago
Putting everything in a single directory allows you to mount it from a remote for system with a single mount point. /usr means "the part of the OS that is the same across all hosts".
- gweinberg 7y agoEverything is always in a single directory, it's called "/". I don't see why you think the files under /usr are particularly likely to be remote mounted.
- afiori 7y agoIf you remotely mount "/" then you ran out of namespace for non-remote files.
- sjmulder 7y agoIsn’t that supposed to be share/ and maybe a few others? bin/ and lib/ are architecture specific.