Filesystem Hierarchy Standard - The archives system of GNU/Linux.

 

 

Hi my brothers!!

Do you know the acronym FHS?

FHS - Filesystem Hierarchy Standard; this system works like a directory tree with various functions determined by the system UNIX.

in this file I explain each function and its details:

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Attention! The language used was the Portuguese. 
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