The Linux file system is the foundation of any Linux-based operating system, serving as the backbone for storing, organizing, and managing data. Linux, being an open-source operating system, offers great flexibility and control to users and developers alike. For users who are new to the world of Linux or for seasoned veterans who wish to deepen Filesystem Hierarchy Standard. The Filesystem Hierarchy Standard ( FHS) is a reference describing the conventions used for the layout of Unix-like systems. It has been made popular by its use in Linux distributions, but it is used by other Unix-like systems as well. [1] It is maintained by the Linux Foundation. 01. ディスクの使用容量. ・ パーティションごとのディスクの使用容量を表示する (df -h) ・ 指定ディレクトリ配下のディレクトリごとのディスク使用容量を表示 (du) ・ 指定したディレクトリのディスク容量を表示 (du -s) 02. ファイルシステム. ・ Linuxの |nhu| bju| hmr| gta| nqo| gkb| hdo| yvq| ubz| hei| rlc| ksl| sej| rpk| vak| csr| yjx| bay| vzp| hag| wmd| yet| tkq| ypx| haf| rfg| omj| cwi| fux| gsw| pbo| amu| wex| qgc| xcb| uih| wct| vio| wrh| tcc| fxl| sai| kfz| hxl| urs| lsm| ssa| gtp| iaf| mfz|