man - very useful system commands manual ( usage: man.locate - find files by name ( usage: locate ping).whereis - show to location of file (usage: whereis cat).touch - create blank file (usage: touch hacker.txt).rmdir - remove directory(usage: rmdir hacker).mkdir - create directory(usage: - mkdir hacker).mv - to move files(mv file /dir/newname.cp - to copy files (usage: cp file /dir/newname).more - It also print file content (usage: more filename).cat - print file content (usage: cat filename).pwd - print working directory(usage: pwd).cd - to change directory(usage: cd dirname).There are many other directories also, but I only mentioned which we use mostly. /usr/share - It contains application support and data files./usr/sbin - It contains root user binaries or system binaries./tmp - Temporary files which typically deleted on boot./lib - It contains shared library files./sbin - contains binary executables for root user only./bin - basic programs available for all users.The Filesystem Hierarchy Standard defines the directory structure and directory contents in Linux distros.īelow are some important directories of Parrot(Linux). Parrot OS adheres to the filesystem hierarchy standard. It will be good if you learn them practically in your system. In this blog post, you will learn the Linux file system and basic commands, File System and basic commands Introduction

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