Re: Why complicated directory structure in Linux
- From: spike1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 21 Sep 2006 17:13:35 GMT
mydejamail@xxxxxxxxxxx did eloquently scribble:
Why is Linux directory structure laid out so, what is the rationale
Simple.
Everything has its place rather than dumping things randomly around the hard
disk.
bin = binary
sbin = "system" binary (things required to get the machine booted up and
other things for system monitoring and maintenance)
etc...
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