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I did indeed lose those. It leaves your /usr/local intact, but removes your /usr/<everything else>. Just re-installed them, all is well again.
by X-Istence 14y ago
I did indeed lose those. It leaves your /usr/local intact, but removes your /usr/<everything else>.
Just re-installed them, all is well again.
- fields 14y agoWhich is really as it should be. /usr/bin is typically considered to be the property of the OS.