See
BLT.
/bin: This is the directory where essential user command binary files are kept
- Contains commands such as mv , ls , and cp
- bash and vi are also kept in /bin
See
FHS#3_4_bin_Essential_user_command_b.
The
FHS contains lists of commands that must be in /bin (or must have symbolic links in /bin) -- see
FHS#3_4_2_Requirements and
FHS#3_4_3_Specific_Options. There must be no subdirectories in /bin.
See also
/sbin? and
/usr/bin? .
Contributors
- GrantFraser - 15 Jan 2002
- RandyKramer - 26 Jan 2002
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