Linux File System Explained | Beginner to Advanced Guide

In this video, we break down the Linux File System and explain the purpose of each directory in a simple and clear way. Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced Linux user, understanding the file system is key to mastering Linux.

Here’s what you’ll learn:
📂 /bin – Essential command binaries
📂 /boot – System boot loader files
📂 /dev – Device files
📂 /etc – Host-specific system configuration files
📂 /home – User home directories
📂 /lib – Shared library modules
📂 /media – Removable media (USB, CD-ROM)
📂 /mnt – Temporary mount points
📂 /opt – Optional application software
📂 /proc – Virtual file system
📂 /root – Root user’s home
📂 /run – Runtime process data
📂 /sbin – System binaries
📂 /srv – Site-specific data
📂 /sys – Kernel and system files
📂 /tmp – Temporary files
📂 /usr – User applications & utilities
📂 /var – Logs and files that change frequently

By the end of this video, you’ll know exactly how Linux organizes its directories and why each one matters.

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