I believe the formal nature of things would be three hierarchies
/ level -> needed for starting the system, the real critical stuff. And probably holdovers from old unix days.
/usr level -> stuff that came with the OS but non-essential to starting the system, i.e. /bin/shd versus /usr/bin/vi
/usr/local level -> the local systems crap including /usr/local/bin/emacs.
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Originally Posted by phoenix
Of course, as the admin for my systems, I can make up whatever rules I like.
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xD
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