Michael Talbot-Wilson wrote:
> > Hi. I finally worked out how to do the Linux equivalent of batch files > > (scripts) and was wondering if there was a generally accepted directory > > for keeping user (and/or root) scripts in. > > I don't think there is, but it is generally accepted that anything that is > not host-specific (such as binaries, which depend on the CPU) should go under > /usr/share. > > Unless someone has a better idea I would put general-purpose scripts in > /usr/share/bin. > > -- > Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null Even better, make a bin subdirectory in your $HOME for user scripts (like the script that wake me every morning), and all system-wide scripts (like admin stuff, or useful scripts you might dream up) in /usr/local/bin. Just add your $HOME/bin to your path in .bash_profile or .bashrc Jack
