Tips and Tricks for Organizing Your Linux Files
<p>On Linux, a file does not only refer to regular files but also to directories, pipes, network sockets, devices, etc. Actually, the term “Everything is a file” is a common principle on Linux. Left unchecked, files can clutter your system and reduce productivity.</p>
<p>To improve your workflow and make it easy to navigate your PC it is important to organize your files properly.</p>
<h2>Give Meaningful Names</h2>
<p>Give your files and directories descriptive and meaningful names that reflect the content or purpose. This makes it easier to guess the folder or file content later on.</p>
<p>Remember that Linux is case-sensitive so the directories <strong>Folder1</strong> and <strong>folder1</strong> are different even though they have the same name.</p>
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