Exam 8: Linux on the Desktop

The various versions of Linux have little in common with one another.

Which one of these commands will display the current directory?

This GUI shell standard was developed in 1984 at MIT.

Which command will delete a user?

Describe where Linux stores command-line history and briefly describe a feature that takes advantage of this history.

What command displays the entire contents of a file, pausing when the screen is full and waiting for a keystroke to continue?

Which command will change focus to the user's home directory, regardless of the current directory?

Use this shell command to copy files.

This is the one place in Linux where an ordinary user has full control.

Using a special symbol, such as the tilde (~)or two dots (..), as a parameter to certain shell commands, you can move around directories in Linux using ________.