aha I see...
and then you're beating on a dead horse... :) all that has been addressed by the freedesktop.org standards and recommendations already, and for quite some time...
take a note: Unix and Linux is not Windows, you certainly know that; windows is, in its loose file-system hierarchy model, if one may call it that way, and I bet young people might not remember, just because they're weren't born at the time, is just a PC/MS-DOS crappy disk/file model on steroids.
for quite some time, the Unix FHS is, yeah, The Standard, and it will probably prevail over the test of time: the windows/msdos crap will fade out to oblivion, give or take a century or two XD
cheers
aha I see...
and then you're beating on a dead horse... :) all that has been addressed by the freedesktop.org standards and recommendations already, and for quite some time...
take a note: Unix and Linux is not Windows, you certainly know that; windows is, in its loose file-system hierarchy model, if one may call it that way, and I bet young people might not remember, just because they're weren't born at the time, is just a PC/MS-DOS crappy disk/file model on steroids.
for quite some time, the Unix FHS is, yeah, The Standard, and it will probably prevail over the test of time: the windows/msdos crap will fade out to oblivion, give or take a century or two XD
cheers