The computer directory is symbolized by the backslash (\) symbol
Like using the C and D directories, for example, "C:\" "D:\"
A directory is a collection of file names. This is a way to group files so you can arrange them.
Everything on the Linux filesystem is under the root directory ("/"). The root directory is similar to "C:\" on the Windows filesystem, but not the same. On Windows, the "C:\" and "D:\" partitions are separate locations. On Linux, all partitions are in one location under the root directory.
The "/ root" directory is the "Home" directory for root/superuser. Even though it is the "Home" directory, the path is not in "/home/root" but in "/ root". Don't forget that the "/ root" directory is different from the "/" directory.
The "/usr" directory contains applications and files used by users (different from the applications and files used by the system). For example, non-essential applications are stored in the "/usr/bin" directory. Non-essential system administration programs are stored in the "/usr/sbin" directory. Libraries for each user are in the "/usr/lib" directory. And there are several other subdirectories in the "/usr" directory, such as graphics configurations such as the themes in "/usr/share".
Some subdirectory "/ usr / share":
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Subjects: Computers and Technology
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