Nicolas Williams <Nicolas.Williams at sun.com> wrote:
> That's an argument for closing off /usr/bin. Everything should go into
> a /usr/pkg/*/bin or /opt/*/bin or whatever, and every user is
> responsible for maintaining a very long PATH or a lynk farm.
IIRC, software not under BSDL has a hard way going into /usr/bin/
It would make sense to have only those programs in /usr/bin/ that are fully
integrated into ON
J?rg
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