by Dominick Calabria x10 » Wed, 30 Nov 1994 06:00:24
I think this standard is called FSSTND, at least that is what a Red Hat Software adverti*t called it, but I can't find it anywhere. I searched my system, the Linux Toolkit CD and Gopher for references to FSSTND, standard, directory, etc but have come up empty.
Thanks.
1. Linux (or Unix?) file system standard (FSSTND)?
I read about a file system standard in the Red Hat online manual, that
recommends where in the directory structure to put what files.
Where can I get a copy of the draft or standard?
- Ian
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