Colleagues,
I have been considering the current push to replace
init with systemd for all Linux systems.
systemd has been adopted by Fedora and openSuSE
as the default init system - and to ensure it becomes
the de facto standard, SysVInit has been deprecated
to the extent it is now virtually uns
In the beginning there were root (/bin) and /usr programs
See UNIX Programmer's Manual (Thompson, Ritchie, November
1971). [http://cm.bell-labs.com/cm/cs/who/dmr/manintro.pdf]
/usr programs were "not considered part of the UNIX system"
[bottom of page ii].
Root (/) contained all the system file
