NDG 2.0 Flashcards
When choosing a distribution of Linux, you should consider: (choose four)
Does your organization require long-term support for the system
Does the distribution offer a “stable” version
If the application software is supported by the distribution
Will commercial support be required for the OS
Popularity on social media
Does your organization require long-term support for the system
Does the distribution offer a “stable” version
If the application software is supported by the distribution
Will commercial support be required for the OS
Embedded Systems means:
-Users must support the systems themselves
-You can view the software’s source code
-Companies must share their changes
-Businesses cannot charge anything for the software, only the hardware
-Systems designed to do a specific task on hardware optimized for only that purpose
Systems designed to do a specific task on hardware optimized for only that purpose
The most popular Linux platform for mobile phones is:
IOS
Android
BlackBerry
Slackware
MobileLinux
Android
Linux distributions use this to add and remove software from the system:
Application Programming Interface (API)
Partitioning tool
Package manager
Bash
Compiler
Package manager
In Linux, RPM can be defined as:
Random program memory
Relational peak monitoring
Radical performance machine
The speed a record plays back at
The Package Manager program for Red Hat Linux
The Package Manager program for Red Hat Linux
Linux originally only ran on:
Macintosh
Intel 386 PCs
Raspberry Pi computers
Specialized processor chips
Xerox copy machines
Intel 386 PCs
A long software release cycle is:
Better because old hardware can be utilized beyond its service life
Only offered by Red Hat and SUSE
Makes programming more difficult since new features cannot be used
Valued by businesses that want stability
Characterized by infrequent security fixes
Valued by businesses that want stability
Which distribution is related to Red Hat?
Raspbian
Debian
Ubuntu
Slackware
Fedora
Fedora
SUSE is derived from which distribution?
Fedora
Debian
Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Slackware
Scientific Linux
Slackware
IoT is one application of embedded systems:
True or False?
True
False
True
The Raspberry Pi is popular with experimenters because:
It runs Microsoft Office
End users have to pay for programming expenses
It’s cheap and adaptable
The hardware never changes
It takes months or years to develop an application
It’s cheap and adaptable
The release cycle:
Only has meaning for paid software
Should be short so you always have the freshest releases
Should be long so that you have time before you need to upgrade
Describes how long software will be supported
Dictates how often software is updated
Dictates how often software is updated
Linux Mint is:
Compatible with Android systems
A fork of Ubuntu Linux
A proprietary version of Ubuntu with advanced features
A refreshing after dinner treat
Distributed in every country without license restrictions
A fork of Ubuntu Linux
A computer running Linux can:
Outperform proprietary systems at certain tasks
All of the above
Function as a web server
Serve a government agency
Be used to create new programs
All of the above
Bundling utilities, management tools, and application software with a Linux kernel is called a:
A distribution of Linux
A text editor
A type of hardware
A trademark
A distribution of Linux
A network of inexpensive computers connected to sensors and controllers is called:
Internet of Things (IoT)
Creative commons
Open source networking
Closed source computing
Relationational database
Internet of Things (IoT)
What does a distribution provide to add and remove software from the system?
Compiler
Application Programming Interface (API)
Bash
Package Manager
Partitioning tool
Package Manager
A software release cycle describes:
How often upgrades come out for software
How often the software’s memory is released back to the operating system
How often the computer must be upgraded to support new software
How often security fixes are implemented
How often the computer must be rebooted
How often upgrades come out for software
Which distributions are made by, or are clones of, RedHat?
(choose two)
Debian
CentOS
Fedora
Ubuntu
Slackware
CentOS
Fedora
Ubuntu is derived from which distribution?
Slackware
Debian
Scientific Linux
Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Debian
The most important consideration when choosing an operating system is:
What the intended use of the system is
How much performance is needed
The licensing model of the operating system
The total cost of ownership
Whether or not it is cloud-friendly
What the intended use of the system is
A maintenance cycle:
Describes how often updates for software come out
Should be short so you always have the freshest releases
Only has meaning for paid software
Should be long so that you have time before you need to upgrade
Describes how long a version of software will be supported
Describes how long a version of software will be supported
Software is backward compatible if:
It can be upgraded without downtime
People still use old versions
It still supports old file formats or applications
If the next version still works the same way
It works across Linux/Mac/Windows
It still supports old file formats or applications
Apple’s OS X is:
(choose three)
Derived from Linux
Able to natively run Windows binaries
Primarily used to manage network services
A fully certified UNIX distribution
Tightly integrated with Apple hardware
Partially based on code from the FreeBSD project
A fully certified UNIX distribution
Tightly integrated with Apple hardware
Partially based on code from the FreeBSD project