Good point. It isn’t variable data as in it only changes on package updates. But it isn’t user data either, so it doesn’t belong in /usr. I guess that one should have been in /lib/share and /lib/man. Or it could be a brand new directory called /doc which contains the documentation type content.
/usr/lib contents belongs in /lib if the contents is installed by the package manager. That way /usr/lib is what the user installed.
Good point. It isn’t variable data as in it only changes on package updates. But it isn’t user data either, so it doesn’t belong in /usr. I guess that one should have been in /lib/share and /lib/man. Or it could be a brand new directory called /doc which contains the documentation type content.
/usr/lib contents belongs in /lib if the contents is installed by the package manager. That way /usr/lib is what the user installed.