Module 4 Flashcards

1
Q

What is an operating system (OS)?

A

It is what makes a computer work

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2
Q

What are four of the most common operating systems?

A
  • Windows
  • Mac
  • Linux
  • Chrome
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3
Q

What are the risks of using an operating system after its end-of-life (EOL)?

A

You are risking your security and compatibility issues with newer software

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4
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What is the difference between a proprietary and an open-source operating system?

A

Open-source systems are open to the public and are allowed to make changes to the code, whereas propriety is owned by a company and nobody else.

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5
Q

What basic features are offered with each of the common Windows versions?

A

Start menu, Ms painter, Browser, control panel

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6
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What is the difference between Windows Pro and Windows Pro for Workstations?

A

Windows pro is for more business use having a lot of software included, where pro for workstations is more hardware focus.

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7
Q

When would it be beneficial to use either workgroups or domain access accounts?

A

Domains are useful for a larger business. Your information is secured successfully no matter what devices you log in. Workgroup is for a smaller business, and you are able to share your resources

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8
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How can the gpedit.msc utility be helpful?

A

You are able to customize your configuration to your needs and likes

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9
Q

How can you customize the Windows user interface?

A

You can customize your task bar by pinning apps of your choice and your start menu the same way

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10
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How does a Windows in-place upgrade differ from Windows clean installation?

A

Your data will have to me externally saved if you were to do a clean installation whereas in-place upgrade it is automatically accessible after process is finished

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11
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Why do many administrators choose to use a command line interface on a Linux server?

A

Once learning how to work their commands, you are able to work with any distribution Linux has

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12
Q

What is a Linux distribution?

A

An operating system created with the Linux kernel and/or features

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13
Q

Which common commands can you use to navigate through shells?

A

mv (move), rm (remove), ls (list files and directories)

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14
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Which types of items can Tab be used to complete once you start typing the entities’ name?

A

Commands

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15
Q

What is the difference between free software and open-source software?

A

Free software is just free, whereas open source is free and open to everyone

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16
Q

What are some characteristics unique to Apple or macOS systems?

A

Gestures
System preference
terminal
keychain

17
Q

Which keyboard key does the MacOS use for most keyboard shortcuts?

A

command key

18
Q

Which MacOS feature is used to install Windows on an Apple system?

A

bootcamp

19
Q

What file system does MacOS use?

A

hfs

20
Q

What is the Finder’s primary purpose?

A

browse and file organizations

21
Q

What are the components of the MacOS user interface?

A

core os
graphics
applications

22
Q

How do you access the multiple desktop feature?

A

With mission control unity

23
Q

Part of the operating system core is responsible for controlling security, managing the file system, and providing a platform for applications to run on.

What is the name of this core component?

A

Kernel

24
Q

Which of the following Windows 11 Enterprise edition versions is specifically intended for organizations that want to use cloud-delivered endpoint security?

A

Enterprise E5

25
Q

Which of the following is a best practice when using Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) to access another computer?

A

Implement additional security protocols.

26
Q

Which of the following are features of the Windows taskbar component? (Select two.)

A

Can be hidden. Can be moved to the left or left-centered on the screen.

27
Q

Which of the following Windows desktop components lets you create multiple desktop to organize availability for different sets of applications?

A

Virtual desktop

28
Q

Which of the following is designed to provide a Linux command line interface?

A

Bash

29
Q

Which of the following best describes the GNU General Public License (GPL) that is associated with the Linux kernel source code?

A

The Linux source code remains freely available to anybody who wants it.

30
Q

What is normally disabled by default on most Linux servers?

A

GUI

31
Q

When Linus Torvalds first released Linux version 0.02 in 1991, which utilities were included in the release? (Select three.)

A

GCC compiler system

Bash shell
Update utility

32
Q

You are creating a Linux program that needs to write data to a hard disk. In order to save time, you decide to have your program call a pre-written code element that tells the operating system to perform the task.

What is this focused pre-written code element called?

A

Library

33
Q

Which of the following Linux software applications provides word processing, spreadsheets, and presentations?

A

LibreOffice

34
Q

Which of the following are popular Linux OS distributions? (Select three.)

A

Debian
SUSE
Ubuntu

35
Q

Which of the following types of devices has Linux taken over a large percentage of the market for?

A

Mobile devices

36
Q

Which of the following must specifically be modified to embed Linux within intelligent devices (such as smart TVs and tablets)?

A

Linux operating system