Free 010-200 – LPI Linux Essentials Practice Test Question

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• ○ Suse
• ○ Red Hat
• ○ Debian
• ○ Ubuntu
• ○ Mandriva
  

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• ○ Xara Xtreme
• ○ Banshee
• ○ LibreOffice Player
• ○ Amarok
• ○ Audacious
  

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• ○ All passwords can be decrypted using the system administrator's master password.
• ○ Passwords may never start with a non-letter.
• ○ Users cannot change their password once it has been set.
• ○ Passwords are only stored in encrypted form.
• ○ Passwords may be at most six characters long.
  

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• ○ The GPL is designed to ensure that the source code of a software remains freely available.
• ○ The GPL is identical to the BSD license.
• ○ GPL software may never be sold for money.
• ○ If you change a program you received under the GPL, you must send your changes to the original author for approval.
• ○ GPL software may not be used to run nuclear reactors or air traffic control systems.
  

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• ○ The vendor's version management system
• ○ A CD-ROM disk
• ○ The distribution's package repository
• ○ The vendor's website
• ○ A retail store
  

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• ○ BIOS
• ○ Terminal
• ○ XWindow
• ○ Firefox
• ○ Xargs
  

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• ○ Red Hat Linux
• ○ Arch Linux
• ○ SUSE Linux
• ○ Gentoo Linux
• ○ Debian Linux
  

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• ○ Konqueror
• ○ Firefox
• ○ Links
• ○ Opera
• ○ Chrome
  

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• ○ Postfix
• ○ Thunderbird
• ○ Apache
• ○ GIMP
• ○ MySQL
  

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• ○ The Linux Advanced Mode Programming Interface which gives advanced capabilities to application developers.
• ○ The bus ID of an attached USB device that emits light.
• ○ Short for Lightweight Access Management Protocol which synchronizes permissions in a network.
• ○ The combination of Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP or other programming languages.
• ○ Short for lamport-clock which is important in distributed network computing.