Cyberpatriot Unit 9

What is Linux?

• Built in a collaborative, open source

  environment

• A windows OS

• A Apple OS

• A Chrome OS

What is a Kernal?

• A kernel is the core component of an OS

• dried out corn

• unpopped popcorn

• An app used in Linux to track users.

Which is the most popular Linux "flavor"?

• Ubuntu

• Mint

• Red Hat

• Fedora

What is the source of the main differences between "flavors" of Linux?

• Each serves a different audience.

• They look different

• The are based on chrome OS

• There is no difference.

What are some of the similarities of windows?

• Can be servers and workstations

• Can complete similar tasks

• Are stable and have significant support

• All answer choices are correct.

What is a Root account?

• Like the built in Administrator in Windows, Linux comes

  with a built in root account

• The base of Linux

• how Linux communicates with apps.

• Where Linux stores its resources.

Why do you need a root account?

• Users must enact root permissions to install, uninstall,

  or modify software

• To access files

• To access the computer login

• To change user accounts

What is the Linux terminology for applications?

• Packages

• Apps

• Software

• Applicational Software

What are some negatives of Linux?

• Incredibly Complex

• Requires a large amount of input commands

• very difficult to learn all aspects of the program

• All answer choices are correct

What is the Installation market for Linux?

• .87%

• 17.68%

• 76.32%

• 5.13%