> Whereas Linux might have some files in 'usr', others in 'bin', others still in '.local' or even just dumping random files in your '$HOME' directory. That's j

> Whereas Linux might have some files in 'usr', others in 'bin', others still in '.local' or even just dumping random files in your '$HOME' directory. That's just weird. Linux doesn't put anything in home directories by default. You may install some apps that will do it, but they'll do the same thing on BSDs. What?