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it's my understanding that most distros by now have moved to have their stuff in /usr, though there might still be backwards compatibility symlinks of course.
by pilif 4y ago
it's my understanding that most distros by now have moved to have their stuff in /usr, though there might still be backwards compatibility symlinks of course.
- hulitu 4y agoGood luck mounting /usr when mount is in /usr/bin. Not everybody uses a ramdisk to boot the system.
- pabs3 4y agoNot using an initrd is unsupported on lots of distros these days.
- colonwqbang 4y agoJust don't put /usr on its own partition. What is the point anyway after we have merged /bin into /usr/bin, /lib into /usr/lib etc. Just put your operating system on a single partition and be happy.