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What does rpm stand for in Linux?
It stands for Red Hat Package Manager, which is a package management system that will run on Linux.
What does Pam stand for in Linux?
Linux Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM) provide dynamic authorization for applications and services in a Linux system. Linux PAM is evolved from the Unix Pluggable Authentication Modules architecture.
What is RPM stand for in Linux OS?
Redhat Package Manager
How do you copy contacts when switching computers MS outlook to Mac OS?
You can import directly from Outlook for Windows to Outlook for Mac (See links below) or export from Outlook in LDIF format and then import the LDIF file into the Address Book that comes with the Mac.
What do the su command stand for in Linux?
su = switch user RTFM, Luke...
What does YAST stand for?
Yet Another Setup Tool = YaST for SUSE Linux
What does dhcpd stand for in Linux?
its the name of a DHCP daemon. It can be used to manage ip adresses in a network.
What does ipp stand for in linux protocols?
It's a protocol for use in CUPs to connect to network-enabled printers.
What does the acronym sda stand for in Linux os?
Scalable Disk Array =D Anthony Hopkins - not the actor
What does Linux mean?
Linux does not technically stand for anything. It's name was originally created as a shortened form of "Linus's Minix." As this is not really technically accurate, and Linux has grown far beyond Minix in popularity, the name stands as a word in its own right.
What does lup mean?
"LUP" can stand for "Linux Upgrade Path," which refers to the process of upgrading a Linux distribution to a newer version. It can also refer to "Limited Use Pesticide," which is a classification for certain types of pesticides.
What does stand for GNU in Linux?
The accronym "GNU" stands for Gnu Is not Unix. Technically speaking, it's "GNU/Linux" because Linux is the kernel, not the whole thing, we just shorten it to Linux (I do this myself, but I do know that Linux is just the kernel). It is made up of the Linux kernel and several GNU programs (try typing a basic command into a terminal with --help, chances are you could easily find one that says GNU somewhere at the bottom).
