Ralf Corsepius wrote:
/bin vs. /usr/bin is motivated by the FHS mandating /usr to be on a filesystem of its own (and systems to be able to boot without /usr being available), while the */bin vs. */sbin split is motivated by splitting _system_ binaries off from ordinary users' $PATH.
But until the "system" runs these perfectly and completely automatically (i.e. never), users will have to execute them under circumstances that are already confusing enough without having differences between having used 'su' and 'su -' first.
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