Show File System Hierarchy

Posted by 4Aiur on 04/06/2010 in BSD, Linux | ∞

Show File System Hierarchy

$ man hier
Curious about differences between /bin, /usr/bin, and /usr/local/bin? What should be in the /sbin dir? Try this command to find out.
Tested against Red Hat & OS X

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