Linux directory Structure _unix Linux

Linux's directory structure is more complex than DOS, let's take a look at what's in its catalog.

/bin (binary)
This directory contains all the standard commands and applications.

/boot
Here are some of the files you'll use for Lilo.

/dev (device)
This directory contains the file interface with terminals and peripherals, under Linux, files and devices are accessed in the same way

. Each device on the system should have a corresponding device file here.
Examine this macro:
#define PUTCHAR (CH) fputc (ch,stdout)
One of the fputs is the CH output to the STDOUT, where the stdout is taken as a document.

/ETC (Etcetera)
This directory contains system Setup files and other system files, which are extremely important under Linux, so let's look at

What does it have in its subdirectories:
/etc/dir_colors
Set in the use of LS, a variety of different file types used in the color, but can not use pipe to guide the output,