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It is read-only and shareable files, which include executable libraries
/usr
and binaries, man files, and several documentation types.
It includes the static kernel and bootloader configuration and
/boot
executable files needed to start a Linux computer.
/bin This directory includes user executable files.
/opt It contains optional files like vendor supplied application programs that
must be placed here.
/sbin These are system binary files. They are executables utilized for system
administration
It is a temporary directory used by the OS and several programs for
/tmp
storing temporary files. Also, users may temporarily store files here
/root
/dev It includes the device file for all hardware devices connected to the
system. These aren't device drivers; instead, they are files that indicate
all devices on the system and provide access to these devices.
/lib It includes shared library files that are needed to start the system.
It is a temporary mount point for basic filesystems that can be used at
/mount the time when the administrator is working or repairing a filesystem.
/media It is for mounting external removable media devices like USB drive.
It is the top-level filesystem directory.
which includes every file needed to boot
the Linux system before another /home The home directory storage is available for user files. All users have a
filesystem is mounted. subdirectory inside home.
/srv It stored server files like ftp,www, cvs, etc
/run It store volatile runtime date since system gets started.
Here, variable data files are saved. It can contain things such as
/var
MySQL, log files, other database files, email inboxes, web server
data files, and much more.
A basic linux directory
system
