Topic 1: The Linux Community and a Career in Open Source
When using a web browser, what should a user do to prevent private data from being
stored locally?
A.
Browsers can be configured to use a private mode that does not store any data locally.
B.
Set up a second profile and use only that one to access sensitive sites.
C.
Delete the profile directory in the home directory and create a new one after the work is
done.
D.
Use the secure versions of the browser available.
E.
There is no way to achieve that because Linux always logs network data.
Browsers can be configured to use a private mode that does not store any data locally.
Which statements are true about virtualization? (Choose two)
A.
Virtualization is not supported by Linux because of its permissions and multi-user
requirements.
B.
Virtualization lets you run several operating systems on the same hardware in parallel.
C.
Virtualization is a proprietary technology that has additional licence costs even for Linux.
D.
Virtualization is a pure desktop technology that should not be used on servers.
E.
Virtualization allows separation of services, tasks and users in distinct virtual machines.
Virtualization lets you run several operating systems on the same hardware in parallel.
Virtualization allows separation of services, tasks and users in distinct virtual machines.
Which of the following software packages is a mail server?
A.
Postfix
B.
Thunderbird
C.
Apache
D.
GIMP
E.
MySQL
Postfix
Which statements are correct regarding distributions? (Choose two)
A.
Programs can be installed manually and without a packet manager.
B.
Only commercial distributions offer regular security updates.
C.
To start a new distribution a Linux International license is needed.
D.
Distributions restrict the user to its supported program packages.
E.
Program packages of one distribution can be adapted for another
Programs can be installed manually and without a packet manager.
Program packages of one distribution can be adapted for another
Which command shows if /usr/bin is in the current shell search path?
A.
cat PATH
B.
echo $PATH
C.
echo %PATH
D.
cat $PATH
E.
echo %PATH%
echo $PATH
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