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The figure below shows the two highest levels of a typical Unix directory tree. Each directory, including the root, may contain logically organised files as well as more directories.
These standard first level directories contain files and sub-directories which are used by the user, in most cases transparently, and are as follows.
| /bin | Executable command files |
| /dev | Device files |
| /etc | System files used for configuration |
| /lib | Program and system libraries |
| /tmp | Temporary files (cleaned up by the system) |
| /usr | User-oriented files for applications |
| /home | Where the user's home directories are stored |
| /var | Long-term user and system-oriented storage |
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