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When you click on the link below, you are presented with a graphical display of the structure of the entire Linux file structure. For those of you (like me) who are primarily visual learners, this will make a lot more sense than struggling through text or verbal descriptions of where to find what on Linux.
If you are going to print it, I suggest you use a landscape orientation for best results. A handy little "quick guide" to use if you're studying. -Trip
Nice diagram, but I don't have any of that stuff on any of my systems. Instead of /ETC I have /etc, instead of /BOOT/SYSTEM.MAP, I have /boot/System.map, and so on. A diagram intended for "study" should probably be accurate lest it teach misinformation.
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