What are you referring to by "rearrange?" Files are displayed in alphabetical order; to "rearrange" them, you would simply change their name.

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The installation URL is as follows,

http://wiki.pentaho.org/display/PentahoDoc/Manual+Deployment+of+Pentaho

This unenlightened question is found on many A+ certification exams, First, I will tell you the that they want. Then I will tell you why there is no correct .

The that they want you to write in is "Linux." This is in spite of the fact that Linux scales even higher than Unix and has more features, thereby making most Unix implementations the "scaled-down" operating system.

In order for something to be legally called a "version of Unix", it must undergo a rigorous certification process. No Linux distro has ever undergone this process, and so cannot be called a "version" of Unix. So then you would have to look at what certified Unix systems are commonly used in the server market. The only certified Unix systems still commonly used on the server market are Solaris 10, AIX and Mac OS X. All three of these systems scale very highly, which makes them unsuitable as an .

compiler basically translator of one language to desired languages...ex-c language to m/c redable format and os is a system software which provides interfaces between applicaton programs and hardware....so os is a interface unit system software and compiler just a translator....

There are two standard job schedulers in Unix - 'at' and 'cron'. Neither can be answered in a short answer so it is suggested that you do an internet search on either of these two commands, or use the 'man' or 'info' command on 'at' or 'cron' on your Unix/Linux system.

Yes and no. If you have the hardware resources to run UNIX/Linux then you should. DOSBox can run any DOS program in UNIX, so there is no need for DOS if you can run UNIX. However, if you have an older computer or an embedded system where UNIX or Linux would have too much overhead, DOS is a better choice.

The UNIX Operating System is available on machines with a wide range of computing power, from microcomputers to mainframes, and on different manufacture's machines. No other operating system can make this claim. We see the reasons of popularity and success of UNIX.

The reasons are

Portability:

The system is written in high-level language making it easier to read, understand, change and, therefore move to other machines. The code can be changed and complied on a new machine. Customers can then choose from a wide variety of hardware vendors without being locked in with a particular vendor.

Machine-independence:

The System hides the machine architecture from the user, making it easier to write applications that can run on micros, mins and mainframes.

Multi-User Operations:

UNIX is a multi-user system designed to support a group of users simultaneously. The system allows for the sharing of processing power and peripheral resources, white at the same time providing excellent security features.

Hierarchical File System:

UNIX uses a hierarchile file structure to store information. This structure has the maximum flexibility in grouping information in a way that reflects its natural state. It allows for easy maintenance and efficient implementation.

UNIX shell:

UNIX has a simple user interface called the shell that has the power to provide the services that the user wants. It protects the user from having to know the intricate hardware details.

Pipes and Filters:

UNIX has facilities called Pipes and Filters which permit the user to create complex programs from simple programs.

Utilities:

UNIX has over 200 utility programs for various functions. New utilities can be built effortlessly by combining existing utilities.

Software Development Tools:

UNIX offers an excellent variety of tools for software development for all phases, from program editing to maintenance of software,

Task manager- users tab

Data structures that contain information about files in Unix file systems that are created when a file system is created. Each file has an inode and is identified by an inode number (i-number) in the file system where it resides. inodes provide important information on files such as user and group ownership, access mode (read, write, execute permissions) and type

This varies depending on which system you are speaking about. The easiest way to find the signals are to issue a "kill -l" command (that is a small el, not a digit 1).

Those are two separate and totally unrelated concepts.

Linux and Unix are considered multi-user systems because they support separate user accounts with different levels of access privilege. A single-user system may have more than one "account", but there is no administrative difference between them.

Linux and most modern versions of Unix are multiprocessing operating systems because they support more than one processor in a system and can allocate processes to different processors.

The Linux 'vi editor' is an editor that is text based. It can be used like notepad in Windows based systems. It can also be used for editing configuration files.

Regular file

Text or binary data

Directory

Contains other files and directories.

Executable file

File with the "execute permission" set

Symbolic link

File is a "shortcut" that points to another file.

Device special file

An interface to a piece of hardware, such as a printer.(In UNIX devices are treated as "files")

Named pipe

An interface to a network program.

"Best" is often a matter of opinion, and can be highly subjective. Mac OS X, Solaris 10, AIX,and z/OS are the only major certified Unix operating systems still under development. Mac OS X is the most popular Unix desktop, and Solaris 10 is the most popular one on large servers.

Just type the name of the program. If you want to run the dump program, type dump. if you want to open the links web browser, type links. .....

Some programs take arguments, for example the cat program accepts one or more files as an argument, so you could call it by typing

$ cat file1 [file2, file3...]

wc is used to count the characters/words/lines in a file or files. You might use it to see how productive you've been (did you finish that 5000 word essay you were supposed to write) or to see how productive some one else has been...

The options control characters/words/lines: with no options it gives all three:

$ wc notes

56 219 1607 notes

There are 56 lines, 219 words, 1607 characters.

$ wc -l notes

56 notes

I just wanted to know how many lines.

It won't find it.

A block special file that provides access to a device that transfers in groups of a fixed size. For example, a disk.

A character special file that provides access to a device that transfers in increments of a single character; for example, a terminal.

the GUI

A shell variable is a temporary location in memory that can be used to store and retrieve information.

For example, the following creates a shell variable and then prints it out:

stuff="Hi there"

echo $stuff

will echo out 'Hi There' to the screen. It has the words "Hi There" saved in a memory location called $stuff, which can be retrieved by its name.

Grep is a command line application that is used to search a file or files and extract data from it/them according to a pattern or filter if you prefer. Grep stands for global regular-expression. There are many versions of grep available and regular expressions (for pattern matching) are available in most modern scripting languages such as ruby, python, perl, php, vb, etc. Grep, ngrep, egrep, etc. are available for multiple platforms including windows. They are well documented and can be downloaded for free.