OPS102 W2C1: Linux and Windows Commands

When you're finished on ______, remember to log out.

You can also use ______ to exit.

The command prompt will often contain useful information, but usually in a ______ format.

Every user has a default “______ directory” (default folder).

A ______ sign indicates a normal user in the Linux default command prompt.

In Linux, the command __________ is the most commonly used command to display a list of files and subdirectories in the current directory.

You can use Windows CMD window to run the ______ command.

To change to the parent directory, you need to use the command __________.

You can download and install a third party ______ client program, such as SSH Secure Shell Client or PuTTY.

The command __________ in Windows is equivalent to the command ls in Linux.

Open a Windows CMD window, and then type the following command and press the enter key: ______ [email protected]

In Linux, the command __________ -l is used to display a detailed list of files and subdirectories in the current directory.

You should see a prompt from ______ something like this: [senecausername@mtrx-node01pd ~]$

When you are working in __________, you would need to list the contents of a directory often.

If you encounter an error message, and don’t get properly logged in to ______ – don’t worry!

Most lab computers have ______ 10 installed on them.

Linux is available on a server cluster called ______.

The ______ server consists of several computers running CentOS, all working together to form a cluster.

All registered students in this course have access to an account on ______.

The matrix cluster has been configured to allow users to only interact with the Linux OS using a ______ line interface (CLI).

The command to display the calendar is ______ in Linux.

The command to print the name of the current user is ______ in Linux.

In Linux, the topmost directory is the ______ (/).

The command to list information about files and folders is ______ in Linux.

The command to clear the terminal screen and show the prompt in the first line is ______ in Linux.

Whenever a user opens a terminal, their ______ directory is their current working directory.

We can navigate in the file system and change our ______ working directory any time using the cd command.

In a CLI, we use the command cd to change our ______ working directory.

The argument of the cd command can be any type of ______ (absolute, relative or relative to home).

The cd command can be used to change directory to your ______ directory.

Unix/Linux is ______ sensitive!

Windows is not ______ sensitive for file names.

Make your file and folder/directory names ______.

Avoid using ______ in file names – consider periods, hyphens, and underscores instead.

A standard Linux distribution follows a ______ structure.

/bin contains ______ system binaries.

/usr is also called ______, where user related programs live.

/usr/sbin contains ______ utilities for system administration.

/etc contains ______ configuration files.

The ______ directory is the top of the file system hierarchy.