This is wrong (and dangerously so too). On FreeBSD 3rd party packages go into /usr/local and not /usr You absolutely will get base packages in /usr/bin (eg `e

This is wrong (and dangerously so too). On FreeBSD 3rd party packages go into /usr/local and not /usr You absolutely will get base packages in /usr/bin (eg `env`) so nuking /usr/bin will break your FreeBSD install. There's a good write up here: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/332764/role-of-the-usr-local-directory-in-freebsd https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/332764/role-of-the-...