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Linux File System

Linux File System Hierarchy

The Linux File System Hierarchy (FHS) is a standard that organizes the structure and location of directories within the Linux file system. At the top of the hierarchy is the root directory (/), followed by /bin, which contains essential programs, and /etc for configuration files. The /home directory is used for user data, while /lib stores important libraries, /usr contains additional applications, and /var holds frequently changing data like logs. This structure maintains order and facilitates navigation for users and administrators.

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