Allin Cottrell
2012-03-26 02:59:19 UTC
Sorry if this is off-topic but it seems that udev, systemd and the
/usr merge are all connected at present.
I'm very happy with current udev + systemd, and I'm also persuaded
that the /usr merge is a good idea. I've already taken care of /bin
(on my non-distro Linux system) and /sbin shouldn't be a problem,
but I'm a bit more apprehensive about /lib, on account of all the
symlinks from /usr/lib to files in /lib, created by glibc.
Does anyone have a nice shell script to fold the content of /lib
into /usr/lib?
/usr merge are all connected at present.
I'm very happy with current udev + systemd, and I'm also persuaded
that the /usr merge is a good idea. I've already taken care of /bin
(on my non-distro Linux system) and /sbin shouldn't be a problem,
but I'm a bit more apprehensive about /lib, on account of all the
symlinks from /usr/lib to files in /lib, created by glibc.
Does anyone have a nice shell script to fold the content of /lib
into /usr/lib?
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Allin Cottrell
Department of Economics
Wake Forest University
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Allin Cottrell
Department of Economics
Wake Forest University
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