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From: John v. V. <joh...@ya...> - 2000-12-04 15:59:49
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I'm still for using tgz.
If you follow the tradition of /bin and /usr/bin for everything that is needed
at boottime, and the newer scheme of /opt for just about everything else then
all the existing tools work.
Want to see if an app is installed ?? ls /opt/ | grep <appname>,
find /opt -type d -name bin -print will give you all the application binaries.
Show me a better system.
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