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> ~/.local (standard? convention?) which simply mimics the filesystem root with bin,etc,include etc. That's not the filesystem root, is it? From what I can tel
by saghm 3y ago
> ~/.local (standard? convention?) which simply mimics the filesystem root with bin,etc,include etc.
That's not the filesystem root, is it? From what I can tell, ~/.local mimics `/usr`; it has bin and include, yes, but also `share`, and no `/etc` that I'm aware of. `/` does have `bin`, but I don't think I've ever seen `include` there on a system before.