Directory Structure
System Tree
| Directory |
Description |
| / |
Root. |
| /bsd/ |
BSD sub-system. |
| /sys/ |
System files and data. |
| /sys/core |
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| /sys/core/gue |
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| /sys/core/hypervisors |
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| /sys/core/microcore |
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| /sys/core/protect |
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| /sys/core/rootui |
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| /sys/core/utils |
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| /sys/core/vfs |
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| /sys/data |
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| /sys/data/databases |
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| /sys/data/shelves |
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| /sys/data/sources |
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| /sys/hardware |
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| /sys/hardware/devices |
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| /sys/hardware/households |
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| /sys/hardware/modules |
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| /sys/setup |
Initial system configuration utilities and default data. |
| /repo/ |
Local programs of all types. |
| /repo/applications |
Local applications. |
| /repo/daemons |
Local services. |
| /repo/features |
Local features. |
| /repo/scripts |
Local scripts. |
| /repo/services |
Local services. |
| /storage/devices/ |
Mountpoint for user files trees (datasets). |
| /storage/trees/ |
Mountpoint for user files trees (datasets). |
| /temp |
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Why repository ?
¹The modern world is filled with apps, so much so that a simple program folder isn't suitable anymore. Additionaly packaged and portable applications like .AppImage is out of scope of what a traditional program folder is mant to be. That's why ArtefactOS approach is to manage lcoal software the same way as repository.
User Tree (default)
| Directory |
Description |
| / |
User tree root. |
| /media |
BSD sub-system. |