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sirclueless
on Jan 28, 2012
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Understanding the bin, sbin, usr/bin , usr/sbin sp...
If you want to mount system directories read-only or over a network, it's easier if you put them all in a single mount point. This way you can just mount /usr, instead of having to mount /bin, /lib, and /lib64 this way.
snowape
on Jan 28, 2012
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So /usr is now the directory for where all programs installed by the system or package manager gets installed. That actually does make sense.
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