Re: possible mass-filing of bugs: many shared library packages contain binaries in usr/bin
Previously Jeroen Dekkers wrote:
> If you can't see the difference between a binary and a library it's
> probably unuseful.
The difference is technically really minimal. Look at glibc for
example, which you can run as a normal binary as well.
> I think it's better to not have binaries in /usr/lib.
Why? Do you want to move scripts into /etcexec as well?
Wichert.
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