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| Here’s a high-level overview of essential top-level directories: | Here’s a high-level overview of essential top-level directories: | ||
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| * **/bin** – Essential user binaries (e.g., `ls`, `cp`, `mv`) | * **/bin** – Essential user binaries (e.g., `ls`, `cp`, `mv`) | ||
| * **/sbin** – Essential system binaries (e.g., `fsck`, `reboot`) | * **/sbin** – Essential system binaries (e.g., `fsck`, `reboot`) | ||
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| Whether you’re managing devices, setting up partitions, or browsing log files in `/var`, understanding the Linux file system is fundamental to mastering the OS. | Whether you’re managing devices, setting up partitions, or browsing log files in `/var`, understanding the Linux file system is fundamental to mastering the OS. | ||
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