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The Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS) in Linux

The Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS) in Linux

The Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS) provides a well-organized structure for Linux systems, making it easier for users and administrators to locate and manage files. By understanding the purpose of each directory, you can navigate any …

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How to run TCP Traceroute in Centos Linux

This post describes how to install or run TCP traceroute in Centos Linux. TCP Traceroute is a tool used by end users in Linux to test TCP port connectivity. TCP Traceroute is done from Centos …

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How to Select All in Nano Text Editor

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The Nano text editor is a popular, lightweight text editor used in Linux for editing configuration files, scripts, and more. While many text editors have an easy “Select All” option, in Nano, selecting all text …

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How to Show Line Numbers in Nano Text Editor in Linux

How to Show Line Numbers in Nano text Editor in Linux

Nano is a lightweight, user-friendly text editor available on most Unix-based systems. While it provides essential features like syntax highlighting and search functionality, it does not show line numbers by default. Enabling line numbers in …

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How to Perform Undo and Redo in Nano Editor

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The undo and redo functionalities in Nano are powerful tools that can save time and effort while editing text files. 1. How to Undo in Nano To undo the last change in Nano, use the …

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How to Find in Nano text Editor in Linux

How to find in Nano text Editor in Linux

This guide will provide a comprehensive walkthrough on how to perform searches, including case-sensitive searches, backward searches, and search-and-replace operations. The search functionality in Nano is straightforward yet powerful, making it easier to navigate and …

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How to Install Nano Text Editor in Linux

How to Install Nano Editor in linux

The Nano text editor is a lightweight, easy-to-use command-line editor that’s perfect for beginners and advanced users alike. Many Linux distributions come with Nano pre-installed, but if it’s not available on your system, you can …

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Directory and File Management Commands in Linux

Managing files and directories is an essential part of using Linux. This guide simplifies the key commands so that even a beginner or non-native English speaker can understand and use them easily. Index Creating Files …

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Understanding User and Group Management: A Simple Guide

What are Users and Groups? Users and Groups are Operating System concepts for managing access and permission to system resource, that can be employed for security and organization of an Operating System by restricting different …

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Linux File Hierarchy Structure Explained: From Root to Home

What are the Different Types of Files in Linux? What is the Linux File Hierarchy Structure? In Linux everything is a file, files are file, directories are files, even devices are files. Thus, files must …

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Table of Contents
  • What are the Different Types of Files in Linux?
  • What is the Linux File Hierarchy Structure?
  • Directories in Linux File Hierarchy Structure (FHS)-
        • 1. Root Directory “(/)”
        • 2. /bin
        • 3. /boot
        • 4. /dev
        • 5. /etc
        • 6. /home
        • 7. /lib
        • 8. /media
        • 9. /mnt
        • 10. /opt
        • 11. /proc
        • 12. /root
        • 13. /run
        • 14. /srv
        • 15. /sys
        • 16. /tmp
        • 17. /usr
        • 18. /var
        • 19 /sbin

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