Why is the linux file structure absolute ass

Linux is a kernel.

i hate you all and I'm never coming back

Before fags start thinking usr mans user let me say this: usr is universal system resources.

21st?

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It's installed where you ask the installer to install the files. I know it's a hard concept to grasp, but you'll manage. That said, it is true that the way some programs (games especially) store their shit all around the place because MS told them to is irritating as fuck (user data saved in the document or user directory instead of the actual game directory always pisses me off).

I know, but that's not clear enough at first glance. If that's what it means, make it /res for resources. Or better yet, ditch the entire concept and put the binaries in /bin and libraries in /lib.
KISS

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Filesystem

/ - the root home
/bin - all executables
/sbin -> /bin # softlink pointing to /bin
/boot - all boot files
/etc - system configuration
/home - user directories
/var - spool, run, log, cache
/share - man pages, locales, dependencies
/include - include/headers
/lib - static libraries for building stuff
/mnt - mount points
/usr -> / # softlink pointing to /

Based on the Linux assumption:

/dev - devices
/proc - proc files
/sys - sys files

For crap stuff:

/sucks - stuff that sucks, like ugly gnu library dependencies, or systemd fake handlers

Rename /etc to /conf