Linux Ch. 1

The use of UNIX/Linux can be found in the following areas:

All answers listed: Internet, military, electronic game industry, film industry

Linux is NOT case sensitive. T/F

false

The "LS" (all uppercase) command is the SAME as the "ls" (all lowercase) command. T/F

false

The person that has full system control is the regular user. T/F

false

A "virtual machine" is a container for an operating system such as fedora linux. T/F

true

A terminal window is where a user enters commands. T/F

true

Although the graphical interfaces may look slightly different, Red Hat, SuSe and Sun still provide the same functionality. T/F

true

Before a user can use a UNIX/Linux system, they must logon using an username and a valid password. T/F

true

There are two types of users of a UNIX/Linux system: root and a regular user. T/F

true

UNIX/Linux commands are typed in a: "terminal window". T/F

true