This is a complete overview of the Linux File System. I go into each directory and breakdown what each one does. I also step inside the home directory and go over some of the hidden directory in here as well.
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I didn't expect that someone is able to make such topics which seem to be kind a dull this interesting. I like how you enjoy your videos and the linux os 😀
Thank you! Beautifull video!
Tytytyty thannku so much! I've been trying to find video like this for awhile
What does "." And ".." mean in home directory
Thanks Chris. Great video
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I didnt understand one word you said.
Grub man config? WTF? Who are you even talking to?
How does /var/www/ compare to localhost:xxxx?
10:09 my life is a lie
https://jlk.fjfi.cvut.cz/arch/manpages/man/file-hierarchy.7
He finally got away from Chrome!
you gracefully skipped mnt, opt, proc (mentioned, but then skipped anyway), run, srv, sys….
Fantastic, thank you, please lots of follow up, thank you.
urgent please help. cortana is ON again, the old tricks to disable it doesn't work anymore. just do control alt supr and watch it by yourself. the latest upgrade is criminal, not only i had to erase 18.3 gb of old window installation archives but had to redo certain settings in example reinstalling my music asio driver. i've done your debloating script again but doesn't really work that much anymore. i keep watching "new"on programs.
Can i put two thumbs Up for this post ? Or only one ☹️ YouTube gave only one thumbs Up button
Great info. I would like to know about drive/data organization. what is the best practices for disaster recovery? Such as should i isolate the different primary folders on different drives and access them using sym links? Like system, swop, home?
Can you make a more detailed video on mounting devices and checking what's mounted? I have my old 3TB NTFS formatted HDD in my system and it's currently in /media with the directory called what I called the drive while I was still on windows, but it never properly mounts by itself after a boot; I usually have to open Dolphin and click on the HDD there for it to mount at which point my wallpaper shows up and the drive works in terminal.
I also heard of people edited something in /etc/fstab to make proton have less issues with NTFS, but couldn't find my HDD there, so I think it's not mounted correctly currently. I'm on Kubuntu 19.04 and it automatically set up the drive in this seemingly weird way, if that helps to know.
Those walls. Are you in Japan lol? weaboo!?
Too complex of an explanation, just a suggestion but limiting the file structure to what people would use in the GUI, instead of command line would be useful, for instance this is what this folder is used for here is what types of files it contains, and movie on, there is no need for advanced functions on what you would use the folder/directory for.
"Don't run any programs as root" while running the ls program as root
I use to alias "ls -ol" to "lol", so it's funnier to list mi directories.. :V
You skipped a few and some of the ones you mentioned you didn't really explain. You should read this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_filesystem
also i cant understand why linux users always use nano or vim or sth like that… i think its just overcomplicated… why not just use gedit or any "normal" editor?
and could you please make a video about the differences between the linux "file systems", with that i mean ext4, reiserfs and so on… and what is best for which use? because i first thought this video would be about that ^^
what exactly is the difference between the bin and sbin folders? i know both contain programs but…
FreeBSD (OpenBSD) is like a brother to Linux both being fathered by UNIX. The difference being BSD went for binary compatibility and Linux just went for look and feel. Both operate the same, but they are different.
Interesting note Sony use BSD at the core of PlayStation.
/bin are system binaries
/usr are user files – meaning user operational files NOT a specific users files.
/usr/bin are the executables to provide a user environment.
You can see why people call it "user".
Specific user executables would be a bin or .local/bin folder within $HOME (/home/{user name}).
There's usually a /mount or /mnt folder for additional mountpoints. /media is relatively new I consider the location for removable media like floppy, CD, DVD etc.
I run my system backup as root (high privileges required), so there is a bin folder and the scripts necessary to mount, backup and unmount the caddy I use.
/tmp on my systems are memory storage only. It's far quicker and with 32Gb I have plenty of room. I never use it for general storage or interim file locations. Just let the system handle it.
Simple rule, if in doubt never leave your $HOME directory.
Chris, how can you change your /home to be on another drive as I'm using an SSD and space is at a premium.
What's that widget called that's on his desktop? Looks really good
FreeBSD is not based on Linux
I think new user often get confused about the diff between mnt and media and when to use which