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The system gets /bin /lib.. The /usr gets /bin /lib.. I figure that works for my user accoutns that get user specific ~/bin ~/lib as needed. It's the old Dos user in me still doing .bat files. ~/lib for user specific tarball, svn or rsync installs. ~/bin for user specific executables (usually scripts pointing at ~/lib).

I really should make more use of aliases. Except for un-commenting root's coloured bash settings, I mostly use them for quick short term storage when repeating the same command several times. Adhoc simple scripting as it where.