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Is $HOME/.local/bin now the preferred location of user-made binaries and scripts or does $HOME/bin still meant fulfull this role?
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When I create my own binaries and executable scripts, is the $HOME/.local/bin the preferred convention or should I still be placing them in $HOME/bin?
Putting them into .local/ would help to de-clutter my home directory but I'm not sure if .local/ should be considered the domain of applications with bin/ being where I place things that I've authored myself.
My question is, specifically, is the $HOME/.local/ path convention meant to complement or supplement traditional paths such as bin/ and others?
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When I create my own binaries and executable scripts, is the $HOME/.local/bin the preferred convention or should I still be placing them in $HOME/bin?
Putting them into .local/ would help to de-clutter my home directory but I'm not sure if .local/ should be considered the domain of applications with bin/ being where I place things that I've authored myself.
My question is, specifically, is the $HOME/.local/ path convention meant to complement or supplement traditional paths such as bin/ and others?
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When I create my own binaries and executable scripts, is the $HOME/.local/bin the preferred convention or should I still be placing them in $HOME/bin?
Putting them into .local/ would help to de-clutter my home directory but I'm not sure if .local/ should be considered the domain of applications with bin/ being where I place things that I've authored myself.
My question is, specifically, is the $HOME/.local/ path convention meant to complement or supplement traditional paths such as bin/ and others?
gnome home fhs standard
asked 28 mins ago
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When I create my own binaries and executable scripts, is the $HOME/.local/bin the preferred convention or should I still be placing them in $HOME/bin?
Putting them into .local/ would help to de-clutter my home directory but I'm not sure if .local/ should be considered the domain of applications with bin/ being where I place things that I've authored myself.
My question is, specifically, is the $HOME/.local/ path convention meant to complement or supplement traditional paths such as bin/ and others?
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