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Contains the largest share of data on the system, including read-only user data, as well as files and programs and such as program binaries, documentation, libraries, header files, and more.
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Located in
../docs/basics/C/basics.xml:271(para)
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Contains variable data such as system log files, mail and printer spool directories, as well as transient and temporary files.
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Located in
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Since Linux is a true multi-user system, the principles of both <emphasis>users</emphasis> and <emphasis>groups</emphasis> are important to the internal operation of the system, and also to the day-to-day use of the system. Linux handling of users and groups is the reason it is one of the most secure operating systems.
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Located in
../docs/basics/C/basics.xml:299(para)
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<emphasis role="strong">Logical Users</emphasis> are not tied to a person, but instead are tied to a system function that are used by applications to perform specific tasks. Daemons, mail, news are examples of logical users.
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Located in
../docs/basics/C/basics.xml:319(para)
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Groups are logical expressions of organization. They tie users together and provide group-based, rather than user-based permissions. Common groups include <emphasis>admin</emphasis>, <emphasis>audio</emphasis>, <emphasis>mail</emphasis>.
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Located in
../docs/basics/C/basics.xml:329(para)
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<keycombo><keycap>Ctrl</keycap><keycap>Esc</keycap></keycombo> - Starts <acronym>KDE</acronym>' <application>s System Activity</application> dialog where processes can be viewed and killed.
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Located in
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