Discover the Power of Linux in Embedded Systems

Which operating system was Linux inspired by?

When was the development of Linux started?

What is a Linux distribution?

Which type of cloud service typically offers Linux as part of its offering?

What is chosen when starting an IaaS instance in the cloud?

What do cloud providers add to their images to adjust the installation to a specific cloud instance?

Which package manager is used by distributions of the Debian distribution family?

Who launched the Debian GNU/Linux Project?

Which Linux distribution is a test-bed for new technologies which might later be included in Red Hat Enterprise Linux?

Which Linux distribution is known for its YaST configuration tool?

Which operating system is mainly developed for touchscreen devices, but has also been developed for game consoles, digital cameras, and PCs?

What are the major advantages of Linux over proprietary embedded software?

What is the purpose of Raspberry Pi?

Which Linux distribution is customized to be installed on the Raspberry Pi hardware and provides more than 35000 packages optimized for this environment?

Which package management system is used by Debian, Ubuntu, and Linux Mint to install software packages?

What are dependencies in the context of software packages?

What is the purpose of a package repository in Linux distributions?

Which command is used to search for packages and list information about available packages in systems that use DEB packages?

Which command is used to install a package in systems that use DEB packages?

Which command is used to search for packages and list information about available packages in systems that use RPM packages?

Which command is used to install a package in systems that use RPM packages?

Which scripting language is commonly used on the client side (web browser)?

What is the role of an HTTP server in rendering a web page?

Which type of database is the most common?

Which protocol is often used to share file systems in networks equipped only with Unix/Linux machines?

Which office suite was originally released as the open source version of the StarOffice suite?

Which document format is fully open and ISO standardized, and ensures compatibility between operating systems and applications from different vendors?

Which two office suites have the same basic features and are compatible with Microsoft Office document formats?

Which license is LibreOffice released under?

Which open source browser is based on Chromium and fully compatible with Google Chrome?

Which open source image editor can be compared with Adobe Photoshop and is used to create, edit, and save most bitmap files?

Which open source vector graphics editor uses SVG as its default format and can be used in flexible layouts of web pages?

Which open source audio editor can be used to filter, apply effects, and convert between many different audio formats?

Which protocol is responsible for assigning an IP address to a host when it connects to a network?

What is the purpose of a DNS server in a network?

Why is it important to enable HTTPS when installing ownCloud or Nextcloud on a private server?

What makes ownCloud and Nextcloud different from other commercial solutions?

Which programming language is often used for form validation routines?

Which programming language is known for its flexibility and speed?

Which programming language is considered portable and can be executed in different operating systems?

Which programming language is most commonly used for processing text content?

Which programming languages are commonly used in Linux systems?

What is the purpose of a DNS server in a network?

What is the difference between compiled and interpreted programming languages?

Which organization is mainly concerned with licensing issues in the open source community?

Which type of licenses contradict the copyleft principle?

What is the aim of permissive licenses?

Which license is an example of a permissive license?

Which of the following is NOT one of the four essential freedoms that constitute free software?

According to Richard Stallman, what is the meaning of 'free' in the context of free software?

What is the precondition for the freedom to study how the program works and change it as you wish?

Which business model involves a cloud provider running a software on their servers and granting customers access to the application?

What is the purpose of customer-specific extensions in free software?

What is the role of liability issues in the decision to buy professional services directly from the manufacturer?

Which license allows anyone to edit and distribute a work as long as they name the author?

Which license allows the work to be edited and distributed by naming the author, but only under non-commercial conditions?

Which license is the most restrictive, allowing distribution with attribution of the author, but only unchanged and under non-commercial conditions?

Which business model involves offering free software under a more restrictive or proprietary license to guarantee customers more extensive services?

Which term is used to describe software that is distributed freely and allows users to modify and distribute their modifications?

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

What is the abbreviation FOSS commonly used for?

Why do conflicts sometimes arise between the free software and open source software movements?

Which organization formulated the GNU General Public License (GPL)?

What is the purpose of the copyleft principle in software licenses?

Why can combining software components licensed under different copyleft licenses be problematic?

What is the role of the Free Software Foundation (FSF) in relation to software licenses?

Which of the following is NOT a reason why working with Linux on the desktop was considered hard in the past?

Which two major desktop environments are available in the Linux world?

What are the two ways you can interact with a Linux system?

Which programming language is used by Gnome applications?

What is the modular approach of Linux?

Which programming language is used by KDE applications?

Which application is recommended for presentations on Linux?

Which open source software can be used to create slide presentations from LaTeX code?

What is the default NodeJS package manager?

Which hypervisor is sponsored by RedHat and is used in public and private cloud setups?

Which cloud service model allows users to just use a software without worrying about anything else?

Which open source password manager stores your passwords in an encrypted file within your file system?

Which open source password manager makes use of a cloud server to store your data?

Which open source password manager allows you to host your own version of their software?

What is one of the most important things to keep in mind when using a password manager?

Which of the following is NOT a common misconception about browsing in private mode?

What is one technique for creating a secure password?

Why is reusing the same password for different services not recommended?

What is a password manager?

Which of the following statements about cookies is true?

What is the purpose of Do Not Track (DNT) configuration in browsers?

What is the main purpose of "private" windows in web browsers?

What is the role of ad networks in cookie tracking?

Which method of encryption happens below the filesystem layer?

Which encryption method stores files and directories in an encrypted form on the host filesystem?

Which encryption method is the de-facto standard for block encryption for Linux systems?

Which one of the following is an accurate description of GnuPG?

What is the purpose of public-key cryptography in GnuPG?

Why is it important to encrypt your whole disk or partition?