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A FHS adds slight overhead to a package and to launch times. It also shadows part of the file system. For example /lib would probably be different for every oth

by SuperSandro2000 4y ago

A FHS adds slight overhead to a package and to launch times. It also shadows part of the file system. For example /lib would probably be different for every other program which would be even more confusing.

pxc 4y ago
They're also not implemented on macOS, since they rely on Linux sandboxing features.
kaba0 4y ago
Plus nix allows more than possible with FHS alone. What if your package has to use multiple versions of a single dependency? You are back to square one, for no good reason.