Linux File System Simply Explained

Today we learn about the Linux file system and directory structure.
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Timestamps:
(0:00) Intro
(2:22) home
(3:47) root
(4:45) bin
(6:11) sbin
(6:55) lib
(8:13) boot
(8:45) etc
(11:29) opt
(12:21) usr
(13:26) var
(15:10) tmp
(16:02) dev
(19:40) media
(20:42) mnt
(21:50) proc, sys, run, srv
(23:58) snap
(24:40) recovery
(26:16) Outro

[@Jonathan-ru9zl]

One of the best things in your tutorials is that when you encounter an issue or making a mistake, you correct it in real time,
rather than making scripted and edited video. This is really helpful to newbies.

[@kylecurry6841]

Props for breaking down the intended purpose of the Linux file system!
I've been using Debian/Ubuntu distro's for many years, while everything was spoton of what I've learned in Linux OS anatomy.

[@cawkcheck]

never thought I would need this video so much

[@CrawlingChaos666]

Very nice explaining. Only a little noting: /usr stands for Unix System Resources, a legacy of the old Unix systems...

[@albertofabbri1543]

Super nice video, very clear. Thank you very much!

[@Mgr1st]

Clear and understandable. 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@grzegorzryznar5101]

Thank you for your explanation!

[@Zombytes]

Thanks for this video. As someone who has used windows my whole life. The most difficult thing about switching to linux is learning the file system, and where programs get installed ect.. Kinda tricky to learn coming from windows file system ha. I think im getting it tho.

[@nicio1393]

Excellent video, you should do more Linux content which can have python exercise too, thanks

[@alakhdar100]

/proc directory is also part of the kernel virtual filesystem and not a real directory in the sense of physical data in your harddrive.

[@alakhdar100]

I thought that /opt is used exclusivly to manual proprietory software installs while /usr/local/bin is the one used to put general manual installs, am i wrong?

[@User9ad363]

Well explained

[@rahulroshang4170]

Video is great brother can you please share the notes that you have prepared for this please (as you said in the beginning). Thanks

[@adityaram7408]

12:23 i think `usr` means UNIX SYSTEM RESOURCES not users right ?

[@Yunes948]

so this channel is going into linux rabbit hole too, waiting for vim, emacs and window managers in about a year lol

[@NeuralNine]

Don't wait. There are already 10 Vim videos on the channel :)

[@Yunes948]

@@NeuralNine i saw all of them already keep up the good work sir

[@ranggayogiswara5148]

Why every "word" in sbin directory have a different color? there is a special meaning?

[@Stop-and-listen]

Could you do a comparison with the Apple file index?

[@superiorbatterysolutionsmo9236]

Do you have any linux courses on udemy?

[@cawkcheck]

nice tshirt

[@shafininja7]

Bro create one discard server to learn python

[@ehza]

Nice. Please do a video on how to build a linus kernel from the source code, if possible!!

[@jebinshaju]

What linux are you using

[@gale993]

Pop! OS

[@starshipx1282]

First
Great vid.

[@siavashsabet2462]

bro has add every 2 minutes, ffs!