In linux, why are folders for configuration files always named *.d
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In linux, why are folders for configuration files always named ? Say
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*.d
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The stands for directory. It is a convention to distinguish the directory-based configuration from a configuration based on a single configuration file. Often you will have both in some capacity, for example and . It is also usually the case that al…
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