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this post was submitted on 29 Jun 2024
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that was a workaround, not needed anymore, so let them die
And use bigger bandaid. Meanwhile initramfs and split-usr would greatly complement each other.
of course not, any program that has it own install script install it on /bin because it's easier, and why need that in a early boot, what's the difference, was always a workaround, wasn't needed to complement anything before, and don't need anything now