top | item 26847010 (no title) horlux | 4 years ago Linux programs don't normally do that, they put files in known places /bin, /etc /lib and so on discuss order hn newest encryptluks2|4 years ago And the package manager knows exactly where all the files are unless they are just config files, which are generally in .config or .local/share, and they are a lot easier than to track than the Windows registry. TwoBit|4 years ago Seems like "and so on" implies there are a bunch of places. ncmncm|4 years ago There are well-known places for well-known purposes.Your house has a kitchen, bathroom, bedrooms, "and so on". You don't keep your car or skilsaw in the ones listed, but there is a place for each.
encryptluks2|4 years ago And the package manager knows exactly where all the files are unless they are just config files, which are generally in .config or .local/share, and they are a lot easier than to track than the Windows registry.
TwoBit|4 years ago Seems like "and so on" implies there are a bunch of places. ncmncm|4 years ago There are well-known places for well-known purposes.Your house has a kitchen, bathroom, bedrooms, "and so on". You don't keep your car or skilsaw in the ones listed, but there is a place for each.
ncmncm|4 years ago There are well-known places for well-known purposes.Your house has a kitchen, bathroom, bedrooms, "and so on". You don't keep your car or skilsaw in the ones listed, but there is a place for each.
encryptluks2|4 years ago
TwoBit|4 years ago
ncmncm|4 years ago
Your house has a kitchen, bathroom, bedrooms, "and so on". You don't keep your car or skilsaw in the ones listed, but there is a place for each.