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No, why? It should be installed in /usr and so on if it conforms to debians packaging guidelines, otherwise it should stay in /opt.
by phaer 13y ago
No, why? It should be installed in /usr and so on if it conforms to debians packaging guidelines, otherwise it should stay in /opt.
- nailer 13y agoGood point. I guess random apps might, for example, put their binaries outside bin, or their docs outside of share/docs/myapp