Binaries or executable files which are common Linux user commands.
/boot
Here you find potable files, boot loader and a compressed copy of the Linux Kernel.
/dev
This contains device drivers.
/etc
This contains administrative and system configuration files.
/home
This contains the home folder of normal Linux Users.
/initrd
The initial RPM drive location. Do not any data or delete this.
/lib
This contains all libraries, applications, extensions needed to run Linux executable.
/media
This contains mount points to access removable storage devices.
/opt
This contains optional S/W s. The location to install platform independent S/W s.
/proc
Running Linux Processors and current system information. When the system is shut down it automatically gets erased.
/root
The Privileged user's home folder
- root - Super User
- / - Top of the File System
- /root - Super Users Home Folder
This contains administrative commands and files related to services.
/usr
This contains platform dependent applications
/var
This contains dynamic data related to Linux applications. Automatic updates, without the knowledge of the user.
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