We already have the ~/.local (standard? convention?) which simply mimics the filesystem root with bin,etc,include etc.
If we're tossing this into random subfolders, I'm not sure why we wouldn't keep that going?
If we're tossing this into random subfolders, I'm not sure why we wouldn't keep that going?
That's not the filesystem root, is it? From what I can tell, ~/.local mimics `/usr`; it has bin and include, yes, but also `share`, and no `/etc` that I'm aware of. `/` does have `bin`, but I don't think I've ever seen `include` there on a system before.
It's a little weird because presumably repos shouldn't just be a .local folder. We'd still be excepting the actual source from this.
Maybe we just use a FileSystem Heirarchy pattern for repos? Many projects already have source in src/. Move all the build config stuff into a etc/ in the project, no .anything/?