Explainlinux file system structure
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Linux File Hierarchy Structure. The Linux File Hierarchy Structure or the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS) defines the directory structure and directory contents in Unix-like operating systems.It is maintained by the Linux Foundation.
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The Linux file system denotes the directory structure along with its contents. All files and directories will be present under the root directory irrespective of whether they are located on the same or different physical or virtual devices.
The root directory contains various other directories such as:
/bin/ - user command binaries
/boot/ - static files of boot loader
/dev/ - device files
/etc/ - host specific system configuration
/lib/ - user home directories
/media/ - removable media
/mnt/ - mounted file system
/opt/ - add-on application software package
/sbin/ - system binaries
/srv/ - data for service from system
/tmp/ - temporary files
/usr/ - user utilities and applications
/proc/ - process information
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