On Mar 21, 2007, at 3:50 PM, John H. Robinson, IV wrote:
/usr/local came out of the need for computer-specific software installed when /usr was, indeed, mounted from a central NFS server.Those days are pretty much over. Is your home directory still in /export/home?
Yes, actually, on the server where everybody else's home directory is. Which I find nice, because I always have my stuff, no matter which machine I log on to. :)
Of course, ${HOME} is /home/<username>, no matter where I log in. But it does live on <server>:/export/home. :)
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