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|    andrew clarke to Ben Ritchey    |
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|    25 May 16 10:36:34    |
      24 May 16 14:49, you wrote to me:               ac>>> BINDIR="/usr/local/bin"        ac>> On Linux you'll probably need to change this to /usr/bin.               BR> I have /usr/local/bin but it's empty ?              Evidently something created that directory on your Linux system, but it's not       used by anything.              In FreeBSD, /usr/local/bin is where most binaries are installed by the FreeBSD       package manager (pkg), versus /usr/bin, where some of the base system binaries       are installed.              (In FreeBSD 10.x and earlier the base system is effectively installed from       tarballs, but I understand they're moving to using pkg for the base system in       FreeBSD 11.x and later.)              --- GoldED+/BSD 1.1.5-b20160201        * Origin: Blizzard of Ozz, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (3:633/267)    |
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