소팅의 즐거움

갑자기 리눅스 폴더 구조가 뒤죽박죽이라는 생각이 또 듭니다.

리눅스를 쓸 때마다 폴더가 정돈이 안돼서 늘상 스트레스를 받고 있습니다.

폴더 구조를 정돈한 고보리눅스는 망했고요.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GoboLinux

The design of GoboLinux was influenced by earlier systems such as NEXTSTEP, AtheOS and BeOS, which adopted original filesystem structures while still maintaining a considerable degree of compatibility with Unix. At the root of the GoboLinux tree, there were six directories: Programs, Users, System, Files, Mount and Depot. The contents of each are described below.

/Programs/ - This directory contains one directory for each program installed in the computer. Each program's directory, in turn, contains one or more version directories, and optionally, Settings and Variable subdirectories. Examples of paths under programs are /Programs/Bash/3.0/bin/bash and /Programs/Xorg-Server/Settings/X11/xorg.conf.
/Users/ - This directory contains users' home directories, so a userid named "harley" would have a home directory of "/Users/harley".
/System/ - Crucial system files. Most are managed by system applications (for example, /System/Settings/passwd) and GoboLinux scripts (for example, /System/Links).
/Links/ - Contains "links" directories that index the files under /Programs.
Environment/ - Links to environment files. These are compiled into a Cache file and loaded by the shell, allowing programs to register their own environment variables.
Executables/ - Contains links to files from the programs' bin and sbin directories.
Headers/ - This directory contains links to files from the programs' include directories.
Libraries/ - Links to files from the programs' lib directories.
Manuals/ - Contents of manuals and info directories.
Shared/ - Links to files from the programs' share directories.
Tasks/ - Links to the programs' boot tasks from their Resources/Tasks directories.
Settings/ - Configuration files and links to files from the programs' Settings directories.
BootScripts/ - Scripts used during system boot. This is a symlink to Settings/BootScripts/ under /Programs/BootScripts.
Variable/ - Multi-purpose log, temporary, transient and spool files.
tmp/ - Temporary files.
Kernel/ - Kernel-related directories.
Boot/ - Programs and configuration files used during operating system bootstrap. This is where the kernel image and bootloader configuration files are located.
Devices/ - Device files (managed by Udev).
Modules/ - Contains the various kernel modules, organized by the kernel release.
Objects/ - Provides a view of the kernel's device tree (introduced with the sysfs filesystem in the kernel 2.6 series).
Status/ - Kernel status files (managed by the proc filesystem ).
/Files/ - Files hold structured data that are used by programs but that are not part of the programs themselves. Those files are usually stand-alone entities, like fonts, codecs and plugins (and as such, do not require package management). Additionally, applications may define subdirectories of their own to store site-specific data — Compile, the GoboLinux package compilation front-end tool, uses it.
/Mount/ - mounting point for additional local or remote filesystems. Common subdirectories are CD-ROM, Floppy and Zip.
/Depot/ - repository for users' files. This repository is meant to be organized as the user sees fit. No subdirectories of /Depot are considered part of the standard GoboLinux hierarchy.

반대로 윈도우는 정돈이 잘 되었다가 버전업이 되면서 조금 뒤죽박죽이 됐습니다.

안드로이드는 가려서 안보이긴 하는데 루팅을 하면 또 스트레스를 받을 것 같습니다.

진화에 방향이 없이 임시방편 진화가 많다는데 리눅스도 그런 경우입니다.

다양성은 높아졌다고 생각하며 위안을 삼습니다.

우주도 울퉁불퉁하고 태양계도 정원이 아니며, 지구도 찌그러져있고 인간도 좌우 비대칭에 심장도 한쪽에만 있고 남자는 X염색체도 하나밖에 없다고 생각하면서 또 위안을 삼습니다.