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Which operating system is Linux designed for?
Which operating system is Linux designed for?
- Personal computers
- Mobile phones
- Server systems (correct)
- Gaming consoles
Who created Linux in 1991?
Who created Linux in 1991?
- Jeff Bezos
- Linus Torvalds (correct)
- Bill Gates
- Steve Jobs
Where can Linux be run on Windows?
Where can Linux be run on Windows?
- As a separate virtual machine (correct)
- As part of the Windows command prompt
- As a built-in feature of Windows Explorer
- Within the Windows Registry
Which command is used to print the working directory in Linux?
Which command is used to print the working directory in Linux?
Which command is used to access detailed information about any command in Linux?
Which command is used to access detailed information about any command in Linux?
What key combination can be used to access the graphical interface in a Linux system?
What key combination can be used to access the graphical interface in a Linux system?
What is the primary function of a shell in a UNIX/Linux system?
What is the primary function of a shell in a UNIX/Linux system?
What is the purpose of a terminal emulator in a Linux system?
What is the purpose of a terminal emulator in a Linux system?
Which feature is NOT typically provided by a terminal emulator in Linux?
Which feature is NOT typically provided by a terminal emulator in Linux?
在Linux系統中，下列哪個命令是用於刪除檔案或目錄的？
在Linux系統中，下列哪個命令是用於刪除檔案或目錄的？
在Linux系統中，下列哪個指令用於移動檔案或更改檔案名稱？
在Linux系統中，下列哪個指令用於移動檔案或更改檔案名稱？
在Linux系統中，下列哪個指令用於複製檔案或目錄？
在Linux系統中，下列哪個指令用於複製檔案或目錄？
下列哪個命令用於將檔案或標準輸入組合輸出到標準輸出？
下列哪個命令用於將檔案或標準輸入組合輸出到標準輸出？
在Linux系統中，下列哪個指令用於計算檔案的行數並自動加入行號？
在Linux系統中，下列哪個指令用於計算檔案的行數並自動加入行號？
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Linux Operating System Designed For
Linux Operating System Designed For
Server systems
Linux Creator (1991)
Linux Creator (1991)
Linus Torvalds
Running Linux on Windows
Running Linux on Windows
Virtual Machine
Linux Working Directory Command
Linux Working Directory Command
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Linux Command Info Command
Linux Command Info Command
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Linux GUI Access Key
Linux GUI Access Key
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Linux Shell Primary Function
Linux Shell Primary Function
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Linux Terminal Emulator Purpose
Linux Terminal Emulator Purpose
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Linux Terminal Emulator Graphical Feature?
Linux Terminal Emulator Graphical Feature?
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Linux File/Directory Deletion Command
Linux File/Directory Deletion Command
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Linux File/Rename Command
Linux File/Rename Command
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Linux File/Directory Copy Command
Linux File/Directory Copy Command
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Linux Combine Output Command
Linux Combine Output Command
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Linux Line Counting and Numbering Command
Linux Line Counting and Numbering Command
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Study Notes
- Linux is a powerful operating system, especially designed for server systems.
- Linux was created by Linus Torvalds in 1991, based on Unix.
- Linux comes in various distributions (Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, etc.), with Ubuntu being used in this tutorial.
- Linux can be run inside a virtual machine on Windows.
- Linux has a command-line interface (CLI), unlike the graphical user interface (GUI).
- The terminal is used to access the CLI and run commands.
- The first command, PWD, prints the working directory.
- The second command, LS, lists the contents of the current directory.
- The CD command is used for navigation and takes users into a specified directory.
- The RM command is used to delete a file in the current directory.
- The CP command is used to copy a file and paste it with a new name or to a new location.
- The mkdir command is used to create a new folder.
- The rmdir command is used to delete an empty folder.
- The man command is used to access detailed information about any command in Linux.
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Description
This quiz covers the basics of the Linux operating system, focusing on the command-line interface (CLI) and essential commands such as PWD, LS, CD, RM, CP, mkdir, rmdir, and man. It also introduces the concept of Linux distributions and running Linux in a virtual machine on Windows.
