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Linux fundamentals challenge

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Who created Linux in 1991?

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What is the kernel in Linux?

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Where are user accounts defined in Linux?

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Which command lists active processes?

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Which command installs packages on Ubuntu?

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What does sudo primarily do?

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What is the purpose of the /etc directory?

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Which of the following describes a Linux service?

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What is the role of systemd in Ubuntu?

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What is the standard directory hierarchy concept in Linux called?

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Linus Torvalds released the Linux kernel in 1991.

The kernel interfaces hardware with software and handles core functions.

Password and user info are stored in /etc/passwd.

ps shows currently running processes.

apt install is the standard Ubuntu/Debian package command.

sudo grants elevated rights for a single command safely.

/etc houses configuration files for the system and services.

Services run without direct user interaction, often via systemd.

systemd is the init system that controls services and boot.

FHS defines the standard layout of directories like /, /home, /etc, /usr.

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