A. Slackware
B. Fedora
C. Linux
D. Debian
A. whitespace
B. quotes
C. backticks
D. single quotes
A. IBM
B. DEC
C. Linus Torvalds
D. Sun Microsystems
A. Executables in bin are for all users, while sbin is for system-related executables generally used by the root user
B. They are linked, so they both hold the same executables
C. Executables in sbin require root access
D. It doesn't matter - binaries are randomly placed in one or the other
A. simple editor
B. stdout editor
C. string editor
D. stream editor
A. /usr/bin/perl
B. /usr/bin/Cli
C. /usr/bin/python
D. All of them
E. /usr/bin/bash
A. The runlevel of the system
B. Currently mounted filesystems
C. Filesystems to mount at boot
D. NFS file systems mounted by users
A. ^
B. -
C. ?
D. !
A. FALSE
B. TRUE
A. bash
B. ksh
C. zsh
D. csh
