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by bscphil
1379 days ago
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It's sort of funny, AFAIK the usual way to effect the merger is to place a symlink from /bin to /usr/bin. This is how e.g. Arch Linux does it. So ironically, the archaic #!/bin/bash continues to work normally on /usr merged systems. |
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