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Subject: confused by directory structure
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Being very new to fbsd I'm very confused by the directory
structure.  When I d/l an app I have no idea on where I
should put it.  If I run the install does that put it in
it's proper place?  Plus where is the best place to put the
zipped file when I d/l it?  Do I create a new directory somewhere?
A graphical view of the directory structure would help me
understand a lot.  Kinda like file manager in windows.  I
guess I have to install X for that?


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