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Which of the following commands will install the GNOME desktop environment on a Red-Hat derived distribution?
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The _ package is a meta-package containing the full suite of GNOME applications and components.
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The KDE desktop environment includes which of the following applications: (choose three)
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Xfce is not ideal for older computers with less RAM and slower video cards. True or False?
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The Gnome desktop and its derivatives are the default desktop for which of the following popular Linux distributions? (choose three)
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KDE is mostly written in _.
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Which of the following is not a feature of the Gnome desktop environment?
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Errors from applications started via an icon in X Windows are sent which of the following files? (choose two)
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On modern systems, files in the conf.d directory will be read after the xorg.conf file when present on modern systems. True or False?
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Recent versions of X server do not require xorg.conf files to operate. True or False?
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The _ tool is recommended to modify the greeting or banner for the gdm display manager.
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The _ file is used to set the default display manager and desktop environment on RedHat systems.
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On Debian-derived distributions the _ command is used to install and choose the default display manager.
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A GUI is intended to provide users a visual way of issuing commands to the computer through the use of WIMP. The acronym WIMP stands for:
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Command substitution cannot be used to insert the output of a command as another command’s argument.
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