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Might as well go to the source. In this 1982 film from AT&T that features the UNIX inventors, The UNIX Operating System, Brian Kernighan pronounces /usr as "user", around the 13:41 mark. He is showing his home directory, /usr/bwk.

Until computers running UNIX got large user bases and multiple disk drives, almost all users' home directories were directly under /usr.

Might as well go to the source. In this 1982 film from AT&T that features the UNIX inventors, The UNIX Operating System, Brian Kernighan pronounces /usr as "user", around the 13:41 mark.

Might as well go to the source. In this 1982 film from AT&T that features the UNIX inventors, The UNIX Operating System, Brian Kernighan pronounces /usr as "user", around the 13:41 mark. He is showing his home directory, /usr/bwk.

Until computers running UNIX got large user bases and multiple disk drives, almost all users' home directories were directly under /usr.

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Might as well go to the source. In this 1982 film from AT&T that features the UNIX inventors, The UNIX Operating System, Brian Kernighan pronounces /usr as "user", around the 13:41 mark.

In this 1982 film from AT&T, The UNIX Operating System, Brian Kernighan pronounces /usr as "user", around the 13:41 mark.

Might as well go to the source. In this 1982 film from AT&T that features the UNIX inventors, The UNIX Operating System, Brian Kernighan pronounces /usr as "user", around the 13:41 mark.

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Mark Plotnick
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In this 1982 film from AT&T, The UNIX Operating System, Brian Kernighan pronounces /usr as "user", around the 13:41 mark.