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Petr Baudis <pasky@suse.cz> writes:

> At least BSDs still seem to have libexec, but they are just as likely to
> have lib, I would say, while on Linux it is going away (not that I would
> be excited about it). So we could either make this per-system, or
> default to something that is going to be present everywhere (lib),
> I think.

Yes, that should definitely be done per system.  The main
Makefile does not have it different from bindir.  In fact, the
main Makefile still installs everything in $HOME/bin by default.