The specific reason many Linuxes do this is for i386 compat on AMD64 architectures. It's horribly broken, but is only slightly worse than the way FreeBSD implements it, which is to have /usr/lib32
--Devon
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- Re: [9fans] Maybe it is april fool's after all ... jmk
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- Re: [9fans] Maybe it is april fool's after all... Paweł Lasek
- Re: [9fans] Maybe it is april fool's after... jmk
- Re: [9fans] Maybe it is april fool's a... Bruce Ellis
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