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Linux Essentials - Second Edition
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As discussed in Chapter 5, “Managing Hardware,” Linux uses a unified directory tree: every partition, removable disk, network file share, and other disk or disk-like storage device is accessible as a directory in a single directory tree (or filesystem). This filesystem is structured. Some directories have a specific purpose that’s common among all Linux distributions, whether the directories exist as regular subdirectories on one partition or are separate devices that are mounted off the root (/) device. Understanding the purpose of the main directories will help you to locate files and avoid making disastrous mistakes. Before delving into those specifics, however, you should understand the distinction between user files and system files.
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