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Subject: Re: /bin/chio: why in /bin ?
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Sergei, This seems to have stired up ALOT of heat... but I have to 
ask... does it REALY make that much difference?!?

If you want it in a different directory structure... move it...

I am sure there will be flames for this... so have a day!

Guy Silliman

> Dear FreeBSD hackers!
> 
> I wonder why "mt", "tar" are in "/usr/bin" while chio is in "/bin".
> 
> Sergei S. Laskavy
>