Hey, welcome back to this lesson.
So in this video, we are going to learn about Linux directory structure.
So for all of you who have come from a Windows background or have never used Linux, it may be a little
bit astonishing or surprising to see a different file system over here.
Generally speaking, we have seen that the Windows file system is very, very simple.
As many times it starts with the local disk C, D, E and F, but in Linux there are different directories
that we can see.
So the Linux file system hierarchy standard defines the structure of the file system on the Linux or
any other Unix based operating systems.
However, Linux file systems also contain some directories that are defined by the standard and you
can see in front of you onto the screen there are different directories with starts, for example,
with boot home proc dev as r lib, root etsi, md ses bin, etc..
So these are a few of them which are very important and you should know why these are the default directories
which are being created automatically into any Linux distribution.
Second thing that we are going to learn is the importance of each directory and what are the files that
are being found in these directories in upcoming lessons.
So stay tuned and we are going to learn each one of them one by one in each lesson and the importance
of it.
Thank you.