Cita 120 Chapter 8

At the Linux command shell, when an ordinary user is logged on, the prompt ends with which of the following characters

Considering the Ubuntu Linux example in the chapter, which of the following would you expect to be the size of the download of a Linux distribution for the desktop?

Everything in Linux is a ____________.

In spite of his key role in the development of Linux, this person receives no direct financial gain

Precede a Linux shell command with this command when you are logged on as an administrator, and you can temporarily run the command, even if it normally requires root-level privileges.

The KDE GUI in Fedora discussed in this chapter has a screen object resembling the Windows desktop Start menu. What is the name of this object?

The command line cd/usr/sbin is an example of the use of a/an _______________.

This GUI shell standard was developed in 1984 at MIT.

This default Linux directory contains many of the Linux commands.

This group formed in 1986 to continue the development of a standard for GUI interfaces.

This is a bootable image of the operating system that will run from disc or other bootable media without requiring that the OS be installed on the local computer.

This is the generic term for the user interface to an OS that accepts commands and displays error messages and other screen output.

This is the one place in Linux where an ordinary user has full control.

Use this shell command to copy files.

Use this shell command to modify file permissions

Using a special symbol, such as the tilde (~) or two dots (..), as a parameter to certain shell commands, you can move around directories in Linux using _______________.

What command displays the entire contents of a file, pausing when the screen is full and waiting for a keystroke to continue?

What directory contains settings and configuration data and is one of the directories created by default in Linux?

What organization was created in 1988 to lobby for an open UNIX?

What permissions are assigned by the access mode number 6?

Which command will change to the user's home directory, regardless of the current directory?

Which command will delete a user?

Which of the following is a search tool in the Ubuntu Unity GUI?

Which of the following is an implementation of the X Windows System?

Which of the following is the short name for a very popular Web server first developed for UNIX, but available for Linux and other operating systems.

Which of the following is true when you delete a user in Linux?

Which of the following options for the ls command will show a listing of all files, including hidden files?

Which of the following will result in an error message if you enter it at the Linux command prompt?

Which of the following would you enter at the Linux command line to shut down Linux immediately and to halt (power off) the computer.

Which one of these commands will display the current directory?