The role of each folder in Linux

The role of each folder in Linux

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/bin binary executable command 
/dev device special file 
/etc system management and configuration file 
/etc/rc.d The base point of the configuration file and script 
/home user's home directory, for example, the user's home directory is /home/user, You can use ~user to represent  the
/lib standard programming library, also known as the dynamic link shared library, which is similar to the .dll file 
/sbin system management command in windows, where the management program used by the system administrator 
/tmp public temporary files are stored Storage point 
/root system administrator's home directory (hehe, privileged class) 
/mnt system provides this directory to allow users to temporarily mount other file systems. 
The /lost+found directory is usually empty. The system shuts down abnormally and leaves a "homeless" file (what is called .chk under Windows) here  . The
/proc virtual directory is the mapping of system memory. This directory can be accessed directly to obtain system information. 
/var The overflow area of ​​some large files, such as the log files of various services 
/usr is the largest directory, and almost all the applications and files to be used are in this directory. It contains: 
/usr/x11r6 directory where x window is stored 
/usr/bin Numerous applications 
/usr/sbin Some management programs for superusers 
/usr/doc linux documentation 
/usr/include Header files needed to develop and compile applications under linux 
/usr/lib Commonly used dynamic link libraries and The configuration file of the software package 
/usr/man help document 
/usr/src source code, the source code of the linux kernel is placed in /usr/src/linux 
/usr/local/bin /usr/local/bin local increase command 
/usr/local/lib local Added library

 

 

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