A) Mutable, bloated, and manually maintained B) Immutable, minimalist, and self-maintained C) Exclusive to mainframe computers D) Client-server based and legacy
A) Traditional mainframe batch processing B) Data center archival storage C) Edge computing or container runtime D) Embedded graphical design
A) It updates incrementally B) It requires manual intervention for every file C) It is non-recoverable D) It is transactional
A) It rolls back to its prior state B) It requires a factory reset via USB C) It stays in a broken state D) It deletes all system logs
A) Allows users to modify kernel parameters easily B) Reduces disk space usage C) Prevents accidental changes and malware attacks D) Increases write speed for user files
A) No B) Yes, it pauses all background services C) Yes, it restarts immediately D) Yes, it requires a logout
A) Fedora Copr B) Tumbleweed C) Leap D) Ubuntu PPA
A) containerd B) docker C) lxc D) podman
A) Aeon B) Kalpa C) Tumbleweed D) Factory
A) Factory B) Kalpa C) Aeon D) Tumbleweed
A) The documentation repository B) The rolling development code base C) The user support forum D) The stable release branch
A) Corporate enterprise administrators B) Distribution developers C) Casual home users D) General desktop users
A) Through external third-party software B) They are not tested C) Via openQA D) By community volunteers manually
A) Every hour B) Several times a week C) Once a year D) Only once a month
A) Micro Focus B) SUSE C) Attachmate D) Novell
A) Fedora B) Tumbleweed C) Debian D) SUSE Linux Enterprise
A) 2005 B) 2004 C) 1994 D) 2015
A) Service Utility System Evaluation B) Software User System Extension C) Software und System-Entwicklung D) System User Software Engineering
A) Portus B) Agama C) Snapper D) YaST
A) 2011 B) 2004 C) 2005 D) 1994
A) EQT AB B) Micro Focus C) SUSE D) Attachmate
A) 2014 B) 2011 C) 2019 D) 2004
A) DEB B) APK C) TAR D) RPM
A) Systemd B) KIWI C) Snapper D) Open Build Service
A) 2005 B) 2015 C) 2004 D) 2006
A) 6 months B) 1 month C) 1 year D) 2 months
A) SUSE Linux 13.2 B) SUSE Linux 10.0 C) SUSE Linux 10.2 D) SUSE Linux 9.2
A) Requires advanced Linux knowledge B) Easy install package C) Always the newest software D) Uses less bandwidth
A) Tumbleweed B) MicroOS C) Leap D) Kubic
A) KIWI B) Python C) Docker D) Kubernetes
A) North America B) Europe C) South America D) Asia
A) Leading the overall project B) Managing legal finances C) Directing all development D) Selecting individual developers
A) A private corporation B) A government agency C) A registered foundation D) Self-organized without a legal structure
A) Oligarchy B) Democracy C) Do-ocracy D) Dictatorship
A) Kubic B) Leap C) Tumbleweed D) YaST
A) Asia B) Antarctica C) Europe D) Africa
A) It depends on the distribution B) It is owned by AMD C) Yes D) No, it is a subsidiary
A) 5 B) 2 C) 7 D) 3
A) The Board B) Election Committee C) Membership-Officials D) SUSE executives
A) Five B) Three C) Ten D) Two
A) The Election Committee B) The Board C) SUSE D) The community
A) Lifetime support B) An @opensuse.org address C) Voting rights for SUSE executives D) A salary from SUSE
A) Only the Board B) Members C) Only SUSE employees D) Everyone
A) Versions B) Images C) Snapshots D) Backups
A) Factory First B) Tumbleweed First C) Leap First D) Rolling First
A) Every six months B) Every two years C) Monthly D) Yearly
A) Fall 2015 B) May 1996 C) Nuremberg 2016 D) July 2028
A) 15.3 B) 42.1 C) 1.0 D) 4.2
A) 400,000 B) 60,000 C) 1,600 D) 500,000
A) 400,000 B) 500,000 C) 1,600 D) 60,000
A) PowerPC B) x86-64 C) ARM D) SPARC
A) US B) Russia C) Germany D) Brazil
A) 12% B) 5% C) 33% D) 3%
A) They were deleted B) They were moved to Tumbleweed C) They were separated D) They were merged
A) Fall 2015 B) July 2016 C) May 1996 D) 31 July 2028
A) Network installation B) USB flash drives C) DVD images D) Pre-installed images
A) AArch64 B) s390x C) i586 D) ppc64le
A) i686 B) ppc64le C) AArch64 D) x86-64
A) Package management B) System installer C) Bluetooth support D) Firewall configuration
A) Cockpit B) ZYpp C) Myrlyn D) Agama
A) Yet another Setup Tool B) Yellowdog Administration System Tool C) Your Advanced System Tool D) Yet another System Task
A) YaST B) SaX2 C) ZYpp D) AutoYaST
A) ncurses B) GTK C) Qt D) Web
A) Agama B) AutoYaST C) Myrlyn D) Cockpit
A) INI B) XML C) JSON D) YAML
A) Agama B) Myrlyn C) YaST D) zypper
A) Agama B) Myrlyn C) YaST D) ZYpp
A) GNU GPLv2+ B) BSD C) Apache 2.0 D) MIT
A) YaST B) Cockpit C) Agama D) Myrlyn
A) ppc64le B) Arm8 C) i586 D) i686
A) Delta RPMs B) Full ISO images C) Manual patch scripts D) Source code packages
A) Hardware compatibility B) Better graphical interface C) Reduced bandwidth consumption D) Increased security
A) Unity B) KNetworkManager C) XFCE Panel D) GNOME Shell
A) Kickoff-style menu B) Cascading Application Menu C) GNOME Slab D) Double-panelled menu
A) Canonical B) Debian C) Red Hat D) Novell
A) F-Spot B) Konsole C) Kickoff D) KNetworkManager
A) GNOME on Wayland B) GNOME Classic C) GNOME SLE D) GNOME on Xorg
A) AppArmor B) 1-Click-Install C) ext3 file system D) Wayland support
A) ext3 B) Btrfs C) XFS D) ext4
A) AppArmor integration B) 1-Click-Install C) Delta RPMs D) KNetworkManager
A) Removal of power management B) Faster shutdown times only C) More computers can enter suspended states D) Hardware-specific hibernation
A) 18 December 2008 B) 19 June 2008 C) 15 July 2010 D) 12 November 2009
A) Technical incompatibility B) Limited resources C) Lack of developer interest D) It was replaced by LXDE
A) Btrfs B) Ext4 C) XFS D) ReiserFS
A) 11.3 B) 12.1 C) 11.4 D) 11.2
A) YaST B) SuSEconfig C) Live USB images D) Btrfs support
A) Cinnamon B) MATE C) LXDE D) Unity
A) Tomoyo B) SELinux C) AppArmor D) SMACK
A) Agama B) Calamares C) Anaconda D) Ubiquity
A) Automatic kernel compilation B) Graphical interface C) Cloud-based repository management D) Parallel downloads
A) Prolong maintenance after official end-of-life B) Develop new desktop environments C) Improve kernel performance D) Create new themes
A) Gentoo B) Slackware C) Arch Linux D) GeckoLinux
A) Patrick Volkerding B) Jesse Smith C) Linus Torvalds D) Greg Kroah-Hartman
A) Lack of media support B) Too many pre-installed applications C) Poor graphical interface D) Lack of browser options
A) 50.0 B) 43.0 C) 15.X D) 14.X |