So /usr is now the directory for where all programs installed by the system or package manager gets installed. That actually does make sense.
Why did the Fedora team choose to move /bin -> /usr/bin etc instead of moving stuff out of usr into root (/usr/bin -> /bin)? What is the point of having a usr directory when there is no separation between stuff…
So /usr is now the directory for where all programs installed by the system or package manager gets installed. That actually does make sense.
Why did the Fedora team choose to move /bin -> /usr/bin etc instead of moving stuff out of usr into root (/usr/bin -> /bin)? What is the point of having a usr directory when there is no separation between stuff…