Re: SEUL: Common SEUL/e-linux tools needed

[Erik Walthinsen <omega@omegacs.net>]

> That's why a standardized directory structure is such a valuable thing.
> SysVinit ALWAYS puts it's init files in /etc/rc.d, because that's where
> the FSSTND says it should be.
Yeah, bad example.  But you know what I mean, right?  Most distribs have 
different locations for certain things.  Most obvious are config files, 
especially when they do interesting things like keep the window manager up to 
date...

     Erik Walthinsen <omega@seul.org> - SEUL Project system architect
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