I'm not running Red Hat so I can't double check up on their FHS
compliance. But I've noticed 2 oddities with SuSE. Tell me if I'm
misunderstanding the FHS (I've got FHS 2.0, /usr/doc/FHS/)...
- there's no /etc/X11 (p. 10). This is supposed to contain
host-specific X11 config files. As far as I can tell, on
SuSE these are in /usr/X11R6/lib/X11.
- /sbin/init.d? (p. 13) /sbin is supposed to contain only
system administration binaries. Personally, I would expect
init.d to be found among the host-specific files in /etc.
- Scott
S.Toms wrote:
>
> "Vicente A.S. Werner" wrote:
> >
> > >I would stick with SuSe for many reasons despite RedHat been the standard.
> > >Standard doesn't mean better, if you are not convinced have a look at
> > >Windoze.
> > >
> >
> > I really agree with you , maybe redhat it's the standard but from my
> > experience isn't the best. The truth is that RH 5.2 has lost appeal to me
> > and I rather use RH 5.1 or some derivation of it than the last 5.2.
> > And as you say Standard doesn't mean better, I think it does mean,
> > old, less able, minimun and this is to my taste incompatable with best
> > or high performance.
> >
>
> When did RH become the standard? From what I've seen they deviated
> from the file structure standards (am I wrong here?) I think the reason
> they are being thought of as the standard is only because they seem to
> be more in the lime-light than the other distro's here in America
> because of the various companies putting money into RH and the various
> press stories about them always popping up.
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