On 2/16/07, Graham J Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 16 Feb 2007, at 17:29, Stefan Bidigaray wrote: > What I actually meant was, isn't the Mac layout exactly like the > OPENSTEP > layout? Not at all. OPENSTEP on the left, Mac on the right: /NextApps /Applications /NextAdmin (/Applications/Utilities, /System/Library/CoreServices, / Applications) /NextLibrary /System/Library /NextDeveloper /Developer /LocalApps /Applications /LocalAdmin /Applications /LocalLibrary /Library I think the User and Network domains had the same layout, but maybe OPENSTEP had Apps instead of Applications in each. The change started after Rhapsody DR2 and before Mac OS X Server 1.0, but I think the eventual layout didn't settle down until the OS X DPs. Cheers, Graham.
So in the Mac there's no such thing as a Local domain? I guess I can see why from a usability stand point. Also, if that's the OPENSTEP layout, Sergii's layout looks nothing like it. I guess you could do GNUApps, GNULibrary, etc since the Next prefix seems to go against GNUstep's name. Stefan
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