R monkey: What does "/usr" mean?

Thursday, October 27, 2011

What does "/usr" mean?

"/usr" stands for "Unix system resource" and is where the programs for many shell commands are stored. It should not be confused with "/User".

Posted by NL Brouwer at 2:33 PM

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