Linux Directory Structure

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/bin/ -> Essential User Command Binaries
/boot/ -> Static Files of the Boot Loader
/dev/ -> Device Files
/etc/ -> Host Specific System Configuration
/home/ -> User Home Directories
/lib/ -> Essential shared Libraries and Kernel Modules
/media/ -> Mount Point for Removable Media
/mnt/ -> Mount Point for a Temporarily Mounted FileSystems
/Opt/ -> Add-On Application S/W Packages
/sbin/ -> System Binaries
/srv/ -> Data for Services Provided by This System
/tmp/ -> Temporary Files
/usr/ -> Multi -User Utilities And Applications
/var/ -> Variable Files
/root/ -> Home Directory for the Root User
/proc/ -> Virtual File System Documenting Kernel and Process Status as Text Files  


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