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Originally Posted by chucker
I don't see the harm in him giving a concrete example, which you did not.
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I gave
more than one concrete example. I'll repeat them in bold for emphasis.
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Originally Posted by Brad
/Library is stored at the top level of your hard drive. It is only writable by admin users. You would store in there files that you want to apply to everything. For example, if you put a font in here, all users will have access to it in their software. If you put a screen saver here, all users will be able to select and use it.
~/Library is located in your home folder (the ~ is unix shorthand for your home, as SonOfSylvanus mentioned). Each user has one and it is only accessible by that specific user. Files you place here will apply only to you (or a given user). If you put a font here, only you will have access to it.
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