Linux Environment Flashcards
Linux desktop environments are modular
True
Linux Shell
Program that takes commands from the keyboard and gives them to the kernel to execute (inclusive of GUI)
Bash (Bourne Again Shell)
Acts as the shell program within the command line interface
Package
Compressed file archive containing all of the files that come with a particular application
Maximum amount of memory accessible by a 32-bit OS
4 GB
tty
device name for a physical or virtual terminal connection
/etc
Directory most likely to find a config file after installing a package
/dev/sd*
- How storage devices are labled
- the * refers to a letter for the drive number (a=1, b=2)
/boot
contains the kernel, its associated files, and its needed drivers to boot up the operating system during the startup process
/tmp
Where temporary files are stored on a Linux system that can be safely deleted during a reboot
Linux desktop environments
- Cinnamon
- Gnome
- KDE
- XFCE
- Unity
- Mate
in a shell prompt
Indicates shell is running with root privileges
Globbing
represent multiple filenames by using special characters called wildcards with a single file name