In simplistic terms, if a business goes into liquidation it means: The business stops trading with immediate effect. The employees are all made redundant. The assets of the business are sold to pay creditors.
What Is a Path? A file system stores and organizes files on some form of media, generally one or more hard drives, in such a way that they can be easily retrieved. Most file systems in use today store the files in a tree (or hierarchical) structure. At the top of the tree is one (or more) root nodes.
Answer Wiki. In Linux, PATH is an environment variable that contains an ordered list of directories that will be searched when a non-builtin command is requested. E.g. in bash-type shells, if I type foo and my path is /usr/local/sbin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin then the shell will look first for /usr/local/sbin/foo, then /sbin/foo, then /bin/foo etc.