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Finally. The bin/sbin split was originally done as a hack for someone's weird setup, but it doesn't make sense for MOST Linux setups today (and if you respond w
by phendrenad2 3y ago
Finally. The bin/sbin split was originally done as a hack for someone's weird setup, but it doesn't make sense for MOST Linux setups today (and if you respond with "I use this feature" then you're just falling for perception bias, for your elucidation).
- rwmj 3y agoWasn't it a Solaris thing originally? That's where I first saw /usr/sbin.