What is the equivalent of the /opt directory in FreeBsd? Where to install non-standard. prozhki?

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nodoga2017-04-29 13:02:59

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nodoga, 2017-04-29 13:02:59

What is the analogue of the Linux /opt directory in FreeBsd? Where to install non-standard. prozhki? For example, compiled from source. Well, not only.

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athacker, 2017-04-29
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/usr/local and subdirectories usually.

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Erelecano Oioraen, 2017-04-30
@Erelecano

Unlike GNU/Linux, you can shit anywhere in FreeBSD, that's what it's meant for, to shit everywhere.

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CityCat4, 2017-04-30
@CityCat4

Suddenly /opt :) Well, or /usr/local - to taste. In general, in UNIX there is no concept of "can-not" (and actually in Windows too) - create a /popa directory in the root partition (and subdirectories bin, sbin, etc ...) and no one will interfere with installing programs there :)
For example, I now I adhere to the rule - everything that is not installed through emerge - put in /usr/local (as a rule, emerge does not put anything there)