Hello and welcome back to Adulated.
In this lecture, we are going to see leanness filesystem in the last lecture we have seen how colonics
looks like and how does it work.
But in this lecture, we are going to cover Lennix filesystem.
So the leanness filesystem structure is somewhat different from that of Windows.
Surliness does not have a physical drive like CIDRAP in windows.
So as we all know that the SUDEP is at the base of the filesystem in Windows operating system, but
uses a logical file system instead in case of Linux sort of its top level of our system we are having.
OK, let me first introduce you.
We are having this.
So this is nothing.
But this is the root or file system in Linux, OK?
This is nothing but the fruit or whatever it is, it is the root, OK, it is root.
OK, so now let's see one by one how Linux file system looks like and what does it mean.
OK, so as we all know that this symbol, this is the forward slash symbol, this is the root of the
file system.
It is at the top of all the file.
It is at the top of the file system of Linux.
Now, let's start with the root.
So what is the root is nothing but the home directory of all powerful root user.
OK, now let's see what next week or next is home directory.
So what homework.
So the user's home directory, what does it mean?
So Home Depot is nothing.
But if suppose that if one user is there so it will contain one home and that is why it is called s
user's home directory.
Now let's see next one, which is hyphen media.
So what is or not, if it mediates media, what is this?
So is nothing but where CDs and USB devices are usually attached or mounted to the file system.
OK, now next one, we are having ETECSA.
So what is it?
This what it is.
So it is nothing.
But it is we can say generally contain the leanness configuration files.
So these are the files that control when and how programs start.
So what it is, it is nothing but the leanness file configuration, leanness information files and it
controls when and how program will start up.
So the next that one that we are having it is Leape, which is also Kolas Library.
OK, so what it is so it is nothing.
But this is the place where you will find libraries, what is library.
So as we can take the example of windows.
So this is nothing but the subprogram data similar to the windows be less OK.
So at then we are having been Cauvin is nothing, but we can simply define bin is a place where application
fineries resides.
So what it is, it is a place where application boundaries reside.
So this is equivalent to the executables in Windows operating system.
OK, so we will spend more time with these key directories through our discourse.
So understanding these first level directories is important to navigating through the file system from
the command line.
So it is also important to know before you start that you should not login as a route when performing
routine Taruta industry's basic task.
OK, because anyone who hacks your system so when you are logged in as a route would immediately gain
access to the route account and privileges those your system so long as a regular user when starting
a regular application like the browsing application and running tools like Vizag and so on.
So this is all about the file system of Linux and littleness course.
We are going to see how these files also in the next lecture.
We are going to see, first of all, some basic commands that we use inside Linux operating system.