Hello All, I am reading compat_linux manual page. In the manual page for NetBSD-current, it says this.
"It is recommended that you install Linux packages that include configuration files, etc under /emul/linux, to avoid naming conflicts with possible NetBSD counterparts." Does this mean that all the linux packages, including executables should go into the shadow directory /emul/linux or /emul/linux32? Or can we have the linux applications in other places, like /usr/pkg, or /usr/bin, or even the home directory? Regards Riza
