In Linux and EXT file systems, everything is treated as a file, including directories, partitions, device drivers, and hardware. The EXT file system was created specifically for Linux in 1992 and treats everything as a file, with later versions including EXT2, EXT3, and EXT4.

1. In Linux everything is a file. In EXT file system, everything is a file too:
TRUE or FALSE
Solution
In Linux everything is a file. In EXT file system, everything is a file too: TRUE
In Linux, everything is configured as a file. This includes not only text files, images and
compiled programs (also referred to as executables), but also directories, partitions and hardware
device drivers.
The extended file system, or ext, was implemented in April 1992 as the first file system created
specifically for the Linux kernel. So everything is a file too. There are other members in the
extended file system family: ext2, ext3, ext4