Unix File System

The UNIX File System (UFS) is a method used by UNIX operating systems to organize and manage files on a computer. It structures data into a hierarchy of directories and files, allowing users to easily navigate and access their information. Each file and directory has specific permissions that control who can view or modify them. UFS is designed for efficiency and reliability, supporting features like journaling for data integrity. This system helps both users and applications to store and retrieve data effectively, ensuring a consistent and organized computing environment.