What Is Linux? Ep02: Learn About File Directory Structure In Linux/FileSystem Hierarchy Standard/FHS
What Is Linux? Ep02 - Learn About File Directory Structure In Linux/FileSystem Hierarchy Standard/FHS. In this video, we are explaining about the File Directory Structure in Linux with examples. With examples, the user can easily understand about the File Directory Structure in Linux. This video is must for all the Linux users either you are learner or professional. Without knowledge of File Directory Structure, Linux is incomplete. All Unix like Operating System/Linux follows the FHS means FileSystem Hierarchy Standard for directory structure. FHS is maintained by the Linux Foundations. At the time of recording this video, FHS 3.0 was available.
Learn more about FHS 3.0: https://refspecs.linuxfoundation.org/...
Timestamp :-
Introduction: 00:09:00
FHS: 01:03:21
Root Dir (/): 02:23:13
Bin: 04:05:03
Boot: 06:10:09
Cdrom: 06:36:14
Dev: 07:02:05
Etc: 08:07:00
Home: 09:06:16
Lib: 09:46:09
Media: 11:45:11
Mnt: 13:13:19
Opt: 13:56:15
Proc: 14:29:15
Root: 15:45:03
Run: 17:02:15
Sbin: 17:28:00
Srv: 19:38:17
Sys: 20:05:08
Tmp: 20:22:03
Usr: 20:51:00
var: 21:27:24
man hier: 22:27:02