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Explain /bin, /usr, /sbin, /user/bin and /user/sbin Linux directories?

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/BIN: Its critical directory used to bring the system online in single-user mode to repair it. This contains executable programs(can SAY scripts) for this.

/sbin: This directory holds commands needed to boot the system in NORMAL condition but not executed or used by normal users.

/usr: This is ONE of the largest directories in the Linux system, mostly mounted from a separate partition. Birnies and files all programs are installed reside here.

/usr/bin: This directory contains programs, executables and scripts not used for boot process but used by users to EXECUTE. Most of the programs or executable executed by users rather than root

/usr/sbin: Program binaries or executables required for a system administrator is kept under this directory. This program binaries or executables are not required for boot process or normal users.



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