What is a X-client
A:a computer which uses the X11 Protocol to communicate
B:a computer which uses a super-computer to run applications which are displayed on the local screen
C:a program which is dispayed on a graphical screen of an X Server
D:a computer which offers displaying on its screen
E:a computer with a graphical user interface using X11
AN:C??
What would the following command search for?
find . -size 25k
A:All files inside the current directory, which are bigger than 25 KBytes
B:All files inside the current directory, which are smaller than 25 KBytes
C:All files inside the current directory and all included subdirectories, which are bigger than 25 KBytes
D:All files inside the current directory and all included subdirectories, which are smaller than 25 KBytes
E:All files inside the current directory and all included subdirectories, which are exactly 25 KBytes big
AN:D??
User Bertha is member of different groups. How could you ensure, that
her default group is foobar?
A:Add the line "chgrp foobar" inside her startup script
B:Ensure that the groupname foobar is the first entry in her /etc/group line
C:Ensure that the GID of foobar is placed in her /etc/passwd entry
D:Ensure that the GID of foobar is the lowest GID of all her GIDs
E:Ensure that the GID of foobar is the highest GID of all her GIDs
AN:B???
How could you try to stop a hung process which refuses to accept keyboard input?
A:Ctrl-C
B:Ctrl-S
C:kill -9 PID
D:kill PID
E:ipcsend SIGKILL PID
AN:A,C,D??
You want to install a RPM packet file foobar.rpm on a debian system. What command would you use to convert the rpm-file into debian deb format?
A:alien --to-deb foobar.rpm
B:rpmtodeb foobar.rpm
C:rpm2deb foobar.rpm
D:pcktconv --to-deb foobar.rpm
E:pcktconv -o foobar.deb foobar.rpm
Which directory contains the essential commands needed on bootup?
A:/usr/bin
B:/bin
C:/etc
D:/boot
E:/lib
In the directory /home/foo exists a file named bar which is a symbolic link to the file foobar in the same directory, created with the command
ln -s foobar bar If you would copy the link to /tmp using the command
cp -d /home/foo/bar /tmp what would happen?
A:The destination /tmp/bar is a symbolic link to /tmp/foobar
B:The destination /tmp/bar is a symbolic link to /home/foo/foobar
C:The destination /tmp/bar is a regular file with the same content as /home/foo/foobar
D:The destination /tmp/bar is a hardlink using the same inode as /home/foo/foobar
E:The destination /tmp/bar is a hardlink using the same inode as /home/foo/bar
