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Directory Structure in Linux

Written By Frek on Friday, 2 December 2011 | 18:03

Directory structure on linux is not the same with windows operating system, windows operating systems we would like to know the naming of the drive: Drive C:\, D:\, E:\ and so on, where drive is C:\ is the drive that is used for the system. Well how the directory structure in linux? On the linux operating system does not recognize drive C:\,D:\ etc. Linux uses a directory structure directory tree where the highest is directory / (pronounced root directory).

Linux directory structure follows the standard "Filesystem Hierarchy Structure (FHS)" is on hold by the Free Standards Group, although most distributions modify the standard. The following arrangement of folders in linux:
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