"Running and stable with no bin, lib, share, include directories in /usr/local".
Which didn't seem all that exciting to me, so I clicked just to see what all the excitement was with not having a /usr/local.
PS. "n" is a terrible name for a program - it's impossible to google.
"Running and stable with no bin, lib, share, include directories in /usr/local".
Which didn't seem all that exciting to me, so I clicked just to see what all the excitement was with not having a /usr/local.
PS. "n" is a terrible name for a program - it's impossible to google.