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To move forward one word at a time in the vi command mode, you press:
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Which of the following commands will take the standard error of the ls command and put it into the /tmp/output.txt file:
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What character do you place between commands to execute multiple commands on a single command line?
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To view system memory usage, you can use the _ command.
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To send a paused process to the background, use the _ command.
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To see how long the system has been running, you can use the _ command.
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To change the niceness value of an existing process, you can use the _ command.
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To execute a command with the default priority, which value do you pass to the nice command?
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To execute a command with the highest possible priority, which value do you pass to the nice command?
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To execute a command with the lowest possible priority, which value do you pass to the nice command?
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Which of the following is not a valid way to send the “force kill” signal to a process?
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A signal is:
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Placing an _ character at the end of the command line will put the command in the background.
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What command can be used to alter the priority of a running process?
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What command can be used as a prefix to another command to run it at an altered priority?
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