2-Filesystem Introduction
- *****WARNING*****
    - Unlike deleting files in the Finder, there is no Trash can in the
      Terminal. Once something is deleted, it is gone! There is no
      Undo! Be warned…
- When you access the filesystem thru the Terminal, it is the same
  filesystem as the one you access thru the Finder
    - Same file structures
- Folders (called directories) are separated by a /
- / is the Root Partition, the System Drive
    - everything is considered to be contained within /, even if they
      actually aren't
        - A Mount Point is used to link to another drive or partition
            - In the old days, you had to manually mount the drives
              manually, using the "mount" command
            - OS X now uses Automount
            - All Mount points are in the /Volumes directory
                - they also show up on the Desktop and in the Finder
                  sidebar
- ~ is UNIX shorthand for your homefolder
    - ~ = /Users/username
    - ~ = /Users/bart
    - App Settings kept in ~/Library
- .  =  link to the current folder
- ..  =  link to Enclosing Folder
    - If current directory is /Users/Bart, then .. points to /Users
    - All Directories Contain .. except /
        - since there isn't anything above /
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- Bart Busschots
    - bartb.ie <http://bartb.ie/>
    - impodcast.tv <http://impodcast.tv/>
    - podfeet.com <http://podfeet.com/>