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The Linux Filesystem Hierarchy
The Linux filesystem hierarchy is a standardized directory structure that 
defines the organization of files and directories on a Linux system. It is based
on the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS) and is used by most Linux 
distributions.

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