Sistema de arquivos do Freesipre
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To give users an idea of how the Freespire directory structure works, here is a general outline of what's stored in each folder.
/ -This is the master "Root" folder where everything(including other directories) go.
/bin -Binaries(programs) that make up the base installation set for Freespire.
/boot -Files for starting up or "booting" the computer.
/dev -Devices on the system.References to all ports and hardware are in there.
/etc -Folder for system startup and other configuration files.
/home -In a multi-user environment all user folders are placed here.
/lib -Program libraries.Not programs themselves, but library files programs need to run.
/mnt -A folder is created here on the system each time you add(or mount) a drive so that the contents of that drive are accessible in Freespire.
/opt -This folder is reserved for the installation of add-on software packages.
/proc -This folder is a pseudo (fake) folder that is created on the fly by the Freespire kernel for storing information about the system.The files here are not actual files on the disk, rather a special device for reading the contents of your memory.
/sbin -System programs for things like shutting down the system.
/root -In the Linux world, this is used as "My documents".Program settings(hidden files and folders with names beginning with a "." ) are also stored there.
/tmp -Temporary Files folder.
/usr -Software and libraries.Most files installed using CNR will be placed here.
/usr/bin -Binaries(executable files) for the programs installed in Freespire.
/usr/sbin -System programs more specifically related to installed software.
/usr/lib -Libraries for installed programs.
/usr/include -files that are used for devoping and/or compiling software.
/usr/share-Installed software that all users can access.
/usr/local -Some software installs here.This folder is similar in structure to /usr.
/usr/src -Source code for programs that have the source code installed.
/var -Storage space for programs to use.
/sys-
/srv-
/My computer-
/media-
/initrd-
