Re: Filesystem Hierarchy Standard 2.0
> I've read the thing now and it makes sense. I'm not sure that "share"
> is the best name since all of /usr is designed to be shared, but a bit
> late for that now.
from the FHS:
/usr
|
[...]
+-share Architecture-independent data
This means, that /usr/share can be shared among architectures
(Debian GNU/Linux), where /usr/bin/... is shared among machines
with the same architecture (i.e. Debian GNU/Linux on i386 NFS
mount /usr/i386/bin, Debian GNU/Linux on Sparc mount
/usr/sparc/bin, where as all mount /usr/share on /usr/share).
David
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