said:
>Someday I'd like to learn more about Steven's file organization scheme.
It's really not my scheme, per se. It's mostly similar to:
http://www.unixos2.org/sw/pub/unixos2/info/unixos2_fhs.txt
>\usr is a UNIX-ism, and I've never really understood its use, especially
>how it might apply to my mostly-single-user machine.
Usr is not per user. Home is. Usr is for sharable, platform dependent
stuff.
>Steven's use of \Apps seems similar to the "other guys'" use of \Program
>Files, which I now realize conserves root directory entries, and
>reduces/organizes directory clutter.
I use \apps for WarpIn packages that prefer it. It is really equivalent
to \usr.
My standard for a good organization is that I can find things when I want
without excessive thinking or hunting.
>Arghh!
Humans are infinitely creative.
Regards,
Steven
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