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Also FreeBSD (and other BSDs) usually mount /usr on its own partition. I think that causes issues in Linux these days. So yes, merging in the BSDs may be a bi
by jmclnx 5y ago
Also FreeBSD (and other BSDs) usually mount /usr on its own partition. I think that causes issues in Linux these days. So yes, merging in the BSDs may be a big change.
FWIW, Slackware keeps the separate, following the Linux Standard Base.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_Standard_Base https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_Standard_Base
- trasz 5y agoFreeBSD definitely doesn't create /usr as a separate filesystem by default. I think some people still do that, but I have no idea why.