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Welcome to this Linux Fundamentals tutorial! 🐧
In this video, we explain the Linux File System hierarchy and the purpose of the most important directories in Linux.

Understanding the Linux directory structure is essential for beginners, system administrators, DevOps engineers, and anyone preparing for Linux interviews or certifications.

This tutorial walks you through the root directory (/) and commonly used system directories like /bin, /boot, /etc, /home, /lib, /dev, /media, /mnt, and /opt, with clear explanations and real-world relevance.

⏱️ Timestamps & Topics Covered

00:00 – 01:45 → File System in Linux

What is the Linux file system

Hierarchical structure overview

01:46 – 02:04 → Root Directory (/)

Parent of all directories in Linux

02:05 – 11:32 → /bin Directory

Essential user binaries and commands

11:33 – 13:01 → /boot Directory

Bootloader files, kernel, initramfs

13:01 – 14:53 → /dev Directory

Device files and hardware representation

14:54 – 18:34 → /etc Directory

Configuration files and system settings

18:35 – 22:02 → /home Directory

User home directories and data

22:03 – 24:16 → /lib Directory

Shared libraries and kernel modules

22:17 – 31:37 → /media, /mnt, /opt

Mount points for removable media

Temporary mounts

Optional application software

💡 What You’ll Learn

Linux file system hierarchy explained

Purpose of major Linux directories

Difference between system and user directories

Where Linux stores binaries, configs, and libraries

Real-world usage of /media, /mnt, and /opt

⚙️ Why This Matters

Understanding the Linux file system helps you:

Navigate Linux confidently

Troubleshoot system issues

Write better shell scripts

Prepare for Linux admin & DevOps roles

This is a must-know topic for anyone serious about Linux.

🔗 Resources & Practice

🧠 GitHub Repository: https://github.com/kmitsolution/Linux

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├── bin
├── etc
├── home
├── lib

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