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/root - this is where the root user lives. The root user is the god of your system. Root can do anything, up to and including removing your entire filesystem. So be careful using root.

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/bin - Here¡¯s where your standard linux utilities (read programs) live. Things like ls and vi and more. Generally this directory is included in your path. What this means is that if you type ¡®ls¡®, /bin is one of the places your shell will look to see if ¡®ls¡® means anything.

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/etc - Here¡¯s where the administrative and system configuration stuff lives. For instance, if you have samba installed, and you want to modify the samba configuration files, you¡¯d find them in /etc/samba.

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/dev - here¡¯s where files that control perhipherals live. Talking to a printer? Your computer is doing it from here. Same goes for disk drives, usb devices, and other such stuff.

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/home - Here¡¯s where your data is stored. Config files specific to users, your Desktop folder (which makes your desktop what it is), and any data related to your user. Each user will have their own /home/username folder, with the exception of the root user.

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/tmp - This is the temporary folder. Think of it as a scratch directory for your Linux system. Files that won¡¯t be needed by programs once their used once or twice are put here. Many Linux systems are set to automatically wipe the /tmp folder at certain intervals, so don¡¯t put things you want to keep here.

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/usr - Here¡¯s where you¡¯ll find extra utilities that don¡¯t fit under /bin or /etc. Things like games, printer utilities, and whatnot.

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/opt - Here¡¯s where optional stuff is put. Trying out Firefox 2 beta? Install it to /opt where you can delete it without affecting other settings.

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/media - Some distros use this folder to mount things like usb disks, cd or dvd drives and other filesytems.

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