Use the tree command to view the directory structure under Linux

Linux files are hierarchical structure, but we usually log on to the host when the use of a variety of shell and no graphical interface, it does not seem intuitive, Linux has a small command called tree, you can display the file structure in the form of a directory tree, Similar to the tree under Windows.

If not installed, use:

Yum Install tree

Use the tree to view the directory structure:

Some of the more common options:

-a displays all files, which by default do not show hidden files

-D displays only directories, and directories and files are displayed by default

-l Specifies the maximum depth level of the directory tree

-P regular Match print

More options Use man tree to view:

Mans Tree

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Use the tree command to view the directory structure under Linux