On Wed, Mar 10, 2021 at 07:03:00PM -0500, The Wanderer wrote: [...] > Well, if all you want is to be able to have more "newbie-friendly" > descriptive names of the directories, it might be possible to achieve > something like that by the simple addition of a collection of symlinks; > just symlink e.g. "/Configuration" to '/etc', '/Programs' to '/bin', > "/System Programs" to '/sbin', '/User Files' to '/home', et cetera. To whomever tries that approach, my advice would be to have a long look at all the botches common destop environments managed to do while trying to internationalise directories beneath a user's home. I mean: those things like "Desktop", which, if you do a German installation are "Schreibtisch". And those aren't "standard Unix" directories, that means that little software knows them, ergo they had the chance to start off a relatively clean slate. And oh, please: drop those whitespaces off file and directory names. This makes teaching shell scripting to newbies a really #@%*&$¡~ chore. Unless you want newbies to not learn scripting [1]. Cheers [1] The generic "you". You (this time the personal) are the last person I would suspect of this! - t
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