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 +====== Linux File System - Explained ======
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 +Part of [[engineering:computer_science:linux:linux|Linux]]
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 +^Directory^Description^Example of Content|
 +|/|root folder|Everything to the OS, from hardware to softrware|
 +|/bin|Common executables available for everyone|cp, rm, ls|
 +|/boot|Kernel and Boot configuration|grub.cfg|
 +|/dev|Files which point to both physical and pseudo devices| |
 +|/etc|System and program configuration files| |
 +|/home|non-root user home directories| |
 +|/lib64|Library files used by the system, include .so files and others| |
 +|/lost+found|Saved files due to failure| |
 +|/media|Auto-mounting place for certain external devices| |
 +|/mnt|Place to mount various file systems| |
 +|/opt|Various Software| |
 +|/proc|Virtual filesystem for resources, processes and more| |
 +|/root|root user Home Directory| |
 +|/sbin|Similar to /bin, but for system administrators|fdisk|
 +|/tmp|Temporary files storage, wiped out after reboot| |
 +|/usr|User programs, library files, docs|obs|
 +|/var|Variable files for various purposes|logs, tz data|
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