Hello, my name is Stephan.
And in this lecture of our course, you will learn about the Linux directory names.
So let's get started.
So here.
This is our root directory.
The this is the root of the virtual directory where normally no files are placed here.
And this bin here is our binary directory where the many new users or user level utilities are stored.
So there are user level utilities and we also have the boot directory here.
Let's here.
So this is the boot directory.
Boot directory where the boot files are stored, boot files are stored here.
We also have the dev directory here, the dev directory.
This is the device directory where Linux creates device nodes which you will learn all of these examples
and nodes in next lectures.
So we also have the lib directory here.
This is our lib directory.
This is the library directory where the system and application library files are stored.
We also have the lib name directory here, but in this representation we don't have that.
Actually, yeah.
This is the lib name directory.
This is the library directory is where the alternative format systems and the application library files
are stored.
We also have the media here.
This media.
The media.
This is the media directory, a common place for mount points.
And this is used for removable media here, for example, USB, external SSD, hard drives and etcetera.
We also have the mount here.
This is the mount directory.
This is a common place used for temporarily mounting file systems.
We also have the Optim.
This is our opt here.
Actually, this is our root and this is opt.
The the opt is an optional directory where the third party software packages are stored.
We also have the proc proc directory here.
Proc here, which is.
Which in this case we don't have that.
But if we take a look at the.
Uh, the terminal here.
Sid.
Here.
The dot, LZ.
Here, less clear, less here.
And as you can see here, we also have that file system here.
And as you can see here, we have the proc here.
This proc.
This proc directory.
This is the process directory where the current kernel system and process information is stored.
We also have the root directory somewhere here.
This is the root directory.
This root directory.
This is the root user's home directory, which is optional.
So in every if you don't have a root system or root user in your system, you don't have the directory.
But in most operations and virtual machines, this directory comes with default.
Here we also have the s bin.
This is the system binary directory where the many new admin level utilities are stored here.
And we also have the serve here.
This serve is a service directory where the local service stores their files here.
This is the service where the services store their files.
Service here.
And we also have the s i.
S here.
This is the system directory, obviously, where the device drivers and some kernel feature information
is stored here.
And we also have the TMP.
This is the temporary directory where the temporary work files can be stored.
And lastly, we have users here.
This user.
This is a user directory.
This is the A secondary directory hierarchy.
And we also have the var directory here.
This is the variable directory for files that change frequently, such as log files.
So on the CentOS Linux system, the the root virtual directory typically has top level directories within
it.
And so in CentOS we mostly will have all of these directories, but we are in the Debian in Linux.
So.
In next lecture, you will also learn more details about user directories and how to traverse the directories
in Linux.
So I'm waiting on the next lecture.