> in modern Linux distro's every app is in /usr/bin. I'm guessing
> though that you don't really mean to say that you need /usr/bin/
> gnome-calculator to have a "usable" system, or in other words that
> gnome-calculator is part of the OS.
Yeah, I hate that about most Linux distributions. And no, I don't
suppose gnome-calculator is needed to have a usable system, but is dc
needed? How about ls? Where do you draw the line? Do most Linux
distros support a "minimal" install? (I honestly have no idea, it's
been at least five years since I've done a Linux install. I really
ought to do one again to check the current state of the art.)
-jan-
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