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[linux] The difference between / and ~ in the Linux directory

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Posted on 1/23/2019 1:51:04 PM | | |
This post was last edited by Summer on 2019-1-23 13:53

/是指根目录：就是所有目录最顶层的目录

~ is the home directory of the current user: if it is the root user, it is the /root/ directory, if it is another user, it is the user named under the username /home/

That is, / is the top-level directory, and the root directory below is ~ (for root users).







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