1.8 Operating System Types Flashcards

1
Q

What was the very first version of Windows?

A

Windows 1.01

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2
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What is the oldest Windows OS covered in the course?

A

Windows 8.1

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3
Q

When will Windows 10 support operate until?

A

October 2025

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4
Q

Until when will Microsoft support Windows Server 2016?

A

January 2027

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5
Q

When will Windows Server 2019 be supported until?

A

January 2029

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6
Q

When will Windows Server 2022 be supported until?

A

Octover 2031

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7
Q

Describe the basic features of Linux

A

Made by many different people, open-source, anyone can make changes to the underlying code

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8
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How does Unix differ from Linux?

A

Some distributions use a subscription based model

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9
Q

Name some community supported distributions

A

Fedora, Debbie and Mint, Arch or Cent OS

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10
Q

Name the two different formats for lifecycle support

A

Standard release model and rolling release model

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11
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Describe the rolling release model lifecycle support

A

No long-term support and no version numbers due to constant updates

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12
Q

Give two characteristics of Android’s development

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  • Based on Linux
  • Each manufacturer can make their own version
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13
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Who first released Android?

A

The open handset Alliance, which is primarily backed and driven by Google

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14
Q

How long is the Android OS lifecycle?

A

Shorter than desktop and server environments

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15
Q

Give four characteristics of ChromeOS

A
  1. Proprietary operating system created by Google
  2. Designed to run on specific hardware
  3. Stripped down operating system
  4. Primarily uses web applications and supports Android apps
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16
Q

What do filesystem types do?

A

Organise data and information on a hard drive, SSD, or other storage device

17
Q

Which OS uses APFS?

A

macOS

18
Q

Linux uses which filesystem types?

A

ext3, ext4, or exFAT

19
Q

Which filesystem types does Windows use?

A

NTFS, FAT32, or exFAT

20
Q

Which OS can read NTFS by default and why?

A

Windows, because Microsoft developed it

21
Q

Which filesystem has a higher security level and allows you access to audit trails, quota management, and an encrypting filesystem?

A

NTFS

22
Q

Is NTFS case sensitive?

A

Yes on Linux/Unix
No on Windows

23
Q

Name 6 features of NTFS

A

Journaling
Snapshots
Security
POSIX compliance
Indexing
Dynamic discs

24
Q

What do snapshots allow you to do?

A

Make a read-only copy of a file even if it is locked

25
Q

What is the maximum file size and drive size of FAT32?

A

4GB and 2TB

26
Q

Which OSs support FAT32?

A

All of them

27
Q

Where is FAT32 usually used?

A

Removable drives

28
Q

ext3 and ext4 are supported by default on which two OSs?

A

Linux and Unix

29
Q

Give the maximum volume and file size for ext3

A

Volume: 32TB
File: 2TB

30
Q

Give the maximum volume and file size for ext4

A

Volume: 1EB
File: 16TB

31
Q

Give two characteristics of APFS.

A

Considered a journaled filesystem
Higher level of performance with SSD over HDD

32
Q

Name three benefits of using a journaled filesystem

A

Faster recovery
Data integrity
Consistency

33
Q

What is the max volume and file size of exFAT?

A

Volume: 128PB
File: 16EB

34
Q

What is special about exFAT?

A

It can be used on all four main OSs

35
Q

How do computers with different OSs communicate?

A

By using TCP/IP

36
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