/proc vs /sys
Hi :)
I want to know what's the main difference between /proc and /sys ? I do know that /proc contains information about the system (e.x uptime,cpu, os,processes) but i cant figure out what's the difference between /sys and /proc |
/proc was declared (just look at it) bad, its a mess really, esp for programs to sparse, as i hear. /sys (sysfs) was designed to be organized, and easier for programs to look at.
In any case, as i hear it, there is a move to cut out /proc in the future, in favor of /sys. So theres really no difference besides one being around for a long time, and a newer one was made to correct problems with the old one |
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