今天看到一份英文的,相比以前看的中文资料,可谓是言简意赅。值得收藏。

/bin   basic programs (Programs that are absolutly needed, shell and commands only)
/boot  initialization files (Required to actually boot your computer)
/dev   device files (Describe physical stuff like hard disks and partitions)
/etc   configuration files
/home  users’ home directories
/lib   basic libraries (Required by the basic programs)
/media mount points for removable media
/mnt   mount points (For system admins who need to temporarily mount a filesystem)
/opt   third-party programs
/proc  proc filesystem (Describe processes and status info, not stored on disk)
/root  system administrator’s files
/sbin  basic administration programs (Like bin, but only usable by administators)
/srv   service-specific files
/sys   sys filesystem (Similar to proc, stored in memory based filesytem: tempfs)
/tmp   temporary files (Files not kept between boots, often in tempfs)
/usr   most programs (Another bin, etc, lib, sbin, but for less important files)
/var   varible data (Similar to tmp, but preserved between reboots

/bin   basic programs (Programs that are absolutly needed, shell and commands only)

/boot  initialization files (Required to actually boot your computer)

/dev   device files (Describe physical stuff like hard disks and partitions)

/etc   configuration files

/home  users’ home directories

/lib   basic libraries (Required by the basic programs)

/media mount points for removable media

/mnt   mount points (For system admins who need to temporarily mount a filesystem)

/opt   third-party programs

/proc  proc filesystem (Describe processes and status info, not stored on disk)

/root  system administrator’s files

/sbin  basic administration programs (Like bin, but only usable by administators)

/srv   service-specific files

/sys   sys filesystem (Similar to proc, stored in memory based filesytem: tempfs)

/tmp   temporary files (Files not kept between boots, often in tempfs)

/usr   most programs (Another bin, etc, lib, sbin, but for less important files)

/var   varible data (Similar to tmp, but preserved between reboots