Questão | Responda |
The three main components of an operating system are: | kernel, shell and filesystem |
Who starts and kills programs? | The Kernel |
Does the Kernel handle the displaying of text? | Yes |
Switching of applications is handle by who? | The Kernel |
What is the name when a task has run a sufficient amount of time, the CPU pauses the task so that another may run | Pre-emptive multitasking |
Doing several tasks at once, is called? | Multitasking |
Small piece of code, when the computer starts up | Boot loader |
Applications make request to whom? | The kernel |
Why do applications make request? | To receive resources |
What resources does the application need? | Memory, CPU and Disk |
What is a process? | One task that is loaded |
Who does the Kernel track? | A process |
Who takes care of running the process? | The Kernel |
How many processes does an application need? | multiple |
Who compiles the source code into machine code? | A compiler |
You get the right to use the machine code, but cannot see the source code, is called? | closed-source license |
What view does an open source take on software? | source-centric view |
What does GNU stand for? | GNU’s, not UNIX |
The major players in the market are? | Red Hat or Debian |
Red Hat distributed what? | Red Hat Package Manager (RPM) |
What type of source is Red Hat Enterprise? | Open source |
What type of source is Debian? | Open source |
Most popular Debian derived distribution? | Ubuntu |
The TiVo is a consumer digital video recorder built on what? | Linux |
An operating system provides at least what? | one shell or interface |
The two most common types of shells are? | GUI and CLI |
GUI | Graphical User Interface |
CLI | Command Line Interface |
The bash shell derives its name from? | the Bourne Shell |
Bourne Shell: | Bourne Again SHell. |
What command to use to change your default shell? | chsh command |
Where is the location where the system stores the default shell for user accounts? | /etc/passwd file |
If the system is configured with GUI, then you will need to find a software called? | Terminal |
Linux servers, are not configured to provide a GUI by default, they present? | a CLI |
Insecure connections could be made using protocols such as: | Telnet and rlogin |
Programs that provide secure connections: | putty and ssh |
To the user what is a filesystem? | Hierarchy of directories |
In what place is the root / directory in the directory tree? | At the top |
To the operating system, a filesystem is? | Structure |
disk partition consist of? | Tables |
What do disk partition define? | The locations of directories and files |
What is another way to look at a command? | look at its source |
What is the source of a command? | where the command "comes from" |
How many Sources does a command have? | several different sources |
Site where GPL licensed software can be found: | kernel.org |
What does the GPL licensed code compels distributors to do? | source code available |
What is a script file? | A text file that contains commands |
What is the Syntax Pattern of a command? | command [options…] [arguments…] |
Example of a mnemonic character: | letter "a" for "all" |
Multiple single options can be either: | Separate or combine |
How is --badname interpret? | As an option |
How is --badname interpret? sysadmin@localhost:~$ touch -- --badname | as an argument |
common use of the exec command is? | wrapper scripts |
purpose of a script is to simply configure and launch another program | wrapper scripts |
What information does the uname command show? | system information |
"pwd" command, which is mnemonic for: | "print working directory" |
When executed without any options, the pwd command will display | Current Directory where the user is |
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