Introduction to Linux folders

Are you using Linux? Do you know about Linux? Nowadays, many people are studying the Linux operating system. This article explains the meaning of Linux folders. I hope you can understand the Linux folder.
/Bin: Common commands used to store Linux in this directory. In some versions, the commands are the same as those in the root directory.
/Boot this directory stores all the programs used during system startup. some information here will be used when lilo is used to guide Linux.
/Dev this directory contains all external devices used in Linux. It is actually the port used to access these external devices. You can access these external devices, it is no different from accessing a file or directory. For example, if you type "cd/dev/cdrom" in the system, you can see the files in the optical drive. If you type "cd/dev/mouse", you can see the files related to the mouse.
/Cdrom the directory is empty when the system is just installed. You can mount the optical drive file system to this directory, for example, "mount/dev/cdrom"
/Etc
This directory stores various configuration files and subdirectories used for system management, such as network configuration files, file systems, X system configuration files, device configuration information, and user information.
/Sbin this directory is used to store system management programs of the system administrator.
/Home if you create a user named "xx", there is a corresponding "/home/xx" path under the/home directory to store the user's home directory.
/Lib This directory is used to store the shared libraries dynamically connected by the system. Almost all applications will use the shared libraries in this directory.
/Lost + found this directory is empty in most cases. However, some files are temporarily stored here after a sudden power failure or abnormal shutdown.
/Mnt this directory is usually empty. You can temporarily mount another file system to this directory.
/Proc can obtain system information in this directory, which is generated by the system itself in the memory.
/Root if you log on as a Super User, this is the main directory of the Super User.
/Tmp is used to store temporary files generated during execution of different programs
/Many usr applications and files are stored in this directory.
This is the meaning of the Linux folder.

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