In the context of macOS, what type of resources are stored in the Root-Level Library folder (/Library)?

The Root-Level Library folder (/Library) is designed to store resources that are accessible to all users on the system, ensuring that applications and processes can utilize shared resources uniformly. Specifically, this folder contains fonts, system-wide application support files, preference files, and other resources that need to be available to every user on a Mac.

Fonts found in this directory are installed for use by all users, while system-wide resources govern how applications behave and interact with the system globally. This collaborative environment allows for a cohesive user experience across various accounts on the same device.

In contrast, user-specific application data would be stored in the Library folder within a specific user's home directory (~Library), while core system frameworks are more typically found in the System folder or within the /System/Library directory. Network resources, which pertain to connections and files shared over a network, do not reside in the Root-Level Library folder.