On 20/11/11 07:17, Rüdiger Meier wrote:
There is a "Filesystem Hierarchy Standard"
here we go with this bunch of papers and nice theory...
where admins, users and developers can read about where to find or where to put files. Old standards may not be entirely perfect forever but they are required keep things transparent specially for people who _have_ learned it already. Reading Poettering's email "Hey there, today we have /run" is absolutely the opposite of a doing things straightforward and transparent.
There is no conflict with the FHS, it doesn't forbid distributions to create their own top level directories, it asks for notification of the changes to a (dead) bugtracker/list
How/where exactly opensuse has _made_ that decision? I've missed it.
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