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- config files would be shoved all over the place, without being able to back up /etc as a config location or map frequently read data to var
- You couldn't partition your disks reaosnably beyond a single filesystem as there's no way to predict where apps will shove their junk
- Uninstalling apps would leave junk cron jobs and other files made manually rather than put into include dirs
- Your PATH would be exceedingly long
- You'd end up using 'find' a lot more to know where a particular library is.
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- config files would be shoved all over the place, without being able to back up /etc as a config location or map frequently read data to var
- You couldn't partition your disks reaosnably beyond a single filesystem as there's no way to predict where apps will shove their junk
- Uninstalling apps would leave junk cron jobs and other files made manually rather than put into include dirs
- Your PATH would be exceedingly long
- You'd end up using 'find' a lot more to know where a particular library is.