Chapter 3 - NetAcad - Key Terms Flashcards

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Apache HTTPD

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Apache HTTPD is a server application program, or daemon, that manages web page requests on an Apache web server.

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C

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A compiled computer programming language. C is the language in which Linux is written.

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Firefox

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An open source, cross-platform web browser developed by the Mozilla Foundation.

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GIMP

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An open source application which handles 2D image manipulation.

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Java

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A compiled, object-oriented programming language owned by Oracle.

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JavaScript

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A cross-platform scripting language for adding interactive elements to web pages, that is in wide use across the internet.

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LibreOffice

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An open source office suite forked from Open Office. It includes tools that strive for compatibility with Microsoft Office in both features and file formats.

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MariaDB

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An open source database application forked from MySQL. It records data written to it by dynamic web applications.

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MySQL

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A relational database management system used for web development.

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NFS

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The native file sharing protocol for Unix and Linux. Short for Network File System.

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NGINX

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An open source web server based out of Russia focused on the use of more modern UNIX kernels.

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Nextcloud

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An open source private cloud server software forked from own Cloud. It is provided under a GNU AGPLv3 that can be deployed and administered internally by an organization.

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OpenOffice.org

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An open source office suite which has been discontinued.

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PHP

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A scripting language designed to create dynamic web pages.

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Perl

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An interpreted programming language popular with system administrators. It was originally developed to perform text manipulation.

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Python

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A scripting language which simplifies complex tasks, has excellent statistical processing, and it popular in academia.

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Samba

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A file sharing application ideal for use with Windows systems.

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Thunderbird

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A full-featured, open source desktop email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation.

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apt-get

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A front-end program for Debian package management.

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console

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Traditionally used to refer to a physical terminal.

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dpkg

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The package management system used on Debian derived Linux distributions.

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ownCloud

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An open source file hosting service. The project was launched in 2010 by Frank Karlitschek to provide software to store, sync and share data from private cloud servers.

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rpm

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The package management system used on Red Hat derived Linux distributions. According to the Linux Standards Base, the standard package management system is RPM.

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shell

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The user interface of a Linux system. It interacts with the user by accepting commands, passes them to the kernel for execution, and displays any output to the terminal.

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terminal
The environment or device in which the user interacts with the software. It can also refer to a graphical program which emulates a console.
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yum
A front-end tool for RPM package management.