Linux File Structure
I hope that breakdown of Linux File Structure will help.
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Sunday, 23 September 2007
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11 comments:
Handy, but why on earth do it in upper case!?
Yeah! these are LOWER case files; It would have looked better.
Nice to have, Thanks.
Thanks for the helpful image.. Comment from Rob Goretsky of Hoboken, NJ
Uppercase is actually quite wrong, but aside from that, is this compliant with the FHS?
I don't think anyone's going to go through their fs and rename everything uppercase so I guess it doesn't matter what case it is. I wasn't confused and have printed extra copies for my brothers. Thanks for the resource!
Thank you Guys for your comment
they are in CAPS to be more readable
I will work on another one in small letters
for more readings on Linux File system you can check this link
http://www.pathname.com/fhs/pub/fhs-2.3.pdf
Nice chart !
The quoted word "ROOT" at the top is a comment/label and should be *black*, not blue, for consistency - and to avoid confusions with /root .
For further clarity I would expand to something like "Root node" or you can find a better label
"they are in CAPS to be more readable"
CAPS IS MUCH HARDER TO READ than lowercase text.
yeh, loVercase please ;)
But this is quite a handy graphic, i like it!
http://www.secguru.com/link/linux_file_structure_graphical_representation
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