[nflug] what's your linux admin IQ?

[Cyber Source]

You do have a point but I would say their answer is the more notable 
difference. What exactly is "enterprise level" suppose to be anyway? I 
know the support and stability reasons but that's like saying a desktop 
release versus a server release, it's just a matter of package 
installations in the end. That question did trip me up too, I was not 
aware of Oracle's release at all, and in haste and ignorance, I chose 
that. I also got tripped up by the grub question as I was unaware that 
LILO could not boot from a network.

K O wrote:
> Now that I'm looking at the answer key, I dispute the one question 
> that asks which one of the four is not like the other: Cent OS, 
> Fedora, SuSE Enterprise, and Oracle.  Fedora is the different one, 
> because it's not an enterprise-level distro.  They said SuSE, because 
> the other 3 are based on Red Hat Enterprise.  I don't dispute their 
> answer, but I say there is more than one answer.
>
> And I should've known Nvidia as the proprietary sourced driver.  But I 
> didn't choose that choice, and I must live with it.  So I can't argue 
> 75%, but am I not justified in asking for 70%
>
> Cyber Source pisze:
>> Interesting little 20 question quiz. Let's test our Linux knowledge! 
>> No googling!!
>> I got a 75. Be careful, READ the questions carefully, a few are trick 
>> questions!
>> http://www.infoworld.com/tools/quiz/news/IQ2008linux-news-quiz.php?source=NLC-DAILY&cgd=2008-11-03 
>>
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