It's just the same on Linux though. Don't touch anything under /usr but /usr/loc...

		mschuster91 6 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Zerobrew: A faster alternative to Homebrew It's just the same on Linux though. Don't touch anything under /usr but /usr/local or you will run into issues, third-party software uses /usr/local, and that is why Macports ended up in /opt/local - guaranteed free of collisions.
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