What are common files in the FHS?
The Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS) outlines the organization of files and directories in Linux-based operating systems. Common files found in the FHS include:
- /bin: executable programs essential for booting and repairing the system
- /etc: system-wide configuration files
- /home: user home directories
- /var/log: log files generated by the system and applications
- /usr/share: shared data files used by multiple programs
- /lib: essential libraries required for system operation
- /tmp: temporary files that can be deleted without causing harm to the system. These directories help maintain a consistent structure across different Linux distributions and make it easier for users and administrators to navigate and manage files on the system.
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