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Indeed, in the Linux world 🐧

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in reply to It's FOSS

When I first saw the Linux filesystem, I literally thought /bin was the trash directory even though I knew few things about Android filesystem at the time and obviously they are quite different from each other but they had few similar elements.
in reply to It's FOSS

this is definitely a design decision I still don’t fully understand. I love how symbolic links are files, it makes it so easy to hack together an environment. But stuff like /proc I am still unsure of how we benefit from these being files.
in reply to It's FOSS

Well, not quite. When I learned #Linux, I got taught the same but actually there a quite a few things that aren't represented as files. I heard #plan9 goes the extra mile of stretching the concept to all ends. I don't much detail there though because I am not a plan9 user.

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