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Which routers give the best support for linux users?
Routers work fine with most linux distributions,but there are a lot of different kinds of linux.Cisco has the most experience with Linux right now,but you have to do your homework to be sure a router meets your needs.
What does su command in Linux give you?
It allows you to switch users.
How do you give Red Hat Linux 7 support for USB flash drives?
This would require recompiling a custom kernel with USB Mass Storage backported to the 2.2 kernel. Given the great age of Red Hat 7 (nine years), it isn't worth the trouble. There are far more suitable modern distros you can use, even on the same hardware.
What is the program size of Linux?
Linux does not consist of just one program. Also, since parts can be added and removed, both to the Linux kernel, and the overlying system, it is impossible to give a definitive size of anything. A compressed Linux kernel image will probably measure about 8 MB on a typical desktop system. The cumulative size of the kernel modules ("drivers") is probably about 100 MB. Most distros are shipped on CDs, so to fit on them, they usually have no more than 1.5 GB of software to install by default.
What is the Latest version of Linux give name?
The latest stable kernel is 4.14 and the latest long-term support kernel is 4.9.
What are the certificate courses of Linux?
I want a information about Linux. I want to make a career in Linux. so please give the details.
Why does Linux give me an error message when I double-click .exe files?
EXE files are intended for use with the Microsoft Windows Operating System. However Wine allows Linux users to utilize many such applications as well. Depending on your Linux environment, there may be a binary package available, or you may build from the source code provided at http://www.winehq.org
How much memory can a Linux server use?
As much as you can give it. Architecturally, Linux can support 64 GB on an x86 server, and a theoretical 16 exabytes on an x86-64 (no current server can come close to supporting that much RAM in hardware).
Why should you run Linux instead of another operating system?
There are many reasons why users choose to use Linux over other popular operating systems such as Windows, Macintosh, or even other Unix-like systems. Here are some key reasons:Cost: Linux distributions are provided as free (as in freedom) software. Not only are Linux distributions free, but they give users freedom to do (almost) anything they want with the software, including sharing it with someone else.Freedom: While reverse-engineering or modifying Windows and Macintosh is downright illegal, it is actually encouraged for Linux users. While this applies equally to other free software projects, Linux is chosen for a combination of reasons. Other times, users do not trust Microsoft and Apple, which are the sole entities that governs Windows and Macintosh, respectively. With Linux, there is not central authority.Software: Many open-source projects are designed with Unix-like systems in mind. They tend to work better on Linux, and sometimes don't work at all on Windows or Macintosh.Security/Stability: Historically, Linux has been more secure than Windows and Macintosh. For the same reason, Linux is often deployed in server environments.Speed/Quality: Linux is the result of millions of people's work worldwide. Windows is the result of a bunch of developers sitting in Redmond. The result is usually a more polished, higher-quality system. Some users may notice a significant speed improvement when using Linux, while others may not.Control: If you don't like Linux's graphical interface, get another one (there are plenty). If you don't like how Windows 8 looks, you're stuck with it. With Linux, you can chose between a variety of different software. Some common window managers include GNOME, KDE, Xfce, and LXDE. If you hate all 4, there are still even more choices! If the taskbar clock urks you, you can get rid of it. Linux users have more control over their system.Support: Many commercial organizations offer paid support for Linux systems. While this is true for Windows, this is sometimes less true for other Unix systems.
What can you do with su besides give yourself root privileges?
SU allows users to use programs with the security privileges of the superuser. This gives the user a huge amount of configurability with windows, mac and linux.
Can you install Windows XP and Linux on the same HDD?
Yes. All you have to do is give Linux its own partition.
Which Linux command is used to assign privileges over a particular file to a designated user?
chown user file dont forget that you should be owner of the file or root to give privilege to other users to a file
