Absolute FUD nonsense. Actual greybeards know that the Linux kernel doesn't care if your binary is in /bin or /sbin, as long as you set up PATH accordingly. It'

Absolute FUD nonsense. Actual greybeards know that the Linux kernel doesn't care if your binary is in /bin or /sbin, as long as you set up PATH accordingly. It's literally all you need to do. I do not see what you are complaining about where no one is stopping you from installing binaries anywhere and on any mount you want. When did greybeards expect to run user-friendly desktop distros on embedded devices, afraid of touching PATH? You are free to use anything else, or go LFS for ultimate customization, which is actually what I expect serious embedded devs to do.