sorry box

Post #326,114 by crazy 5/12/10 11:14:01 PM Reply	sorry box /usr/bin had a SHITLOAD of stuff that came with my default install. /bin had the limited amount of stuff needed when booted single user for maintainance, but certainly not 90% of the system supplied text processing apps, or the compilers, or the nroff/troff stuff, or the (you get the point) (I hope). My stuff was late 70s early 80s gear. I was paying close attention to the Sys V/BSD differences since I had to port my code between them, and the bastardized Xenix systems.
Post #326,129 by boxley 5/13/10 9:10:17 AM Reply	why sorry you are agreeing with me :-) /bin had the limited amount of stuff needed when booted single user for maintainance, but certainly not 90% of the system supplied text processing apps, or the compilers, or the nroff/troff stuff, or the (you get the point) (I hope). /bin to run the system /usr (bin lib downstream) for applications users used If we torture the data long enough, it will confess. (Ronald Coase, Nobel Prize for Economic Sciences, 1991)
Post #326,338 by crazy 5/16/10 4:52:02 PM Reply	Definition problem I listed tools, not applications. But I see what you mean. Once the system is booted, your job is done.

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