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Linux offers a variety of file systems like...

ext4 and Btrfs

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What are the benefits of using Time Machine in macOS?

It provides automatic backups, restores files or systems, and protects data.

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Purpose of the top Command in Linux

to show the active Linux processes.

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What is the purpose of the Terminal in macOS and Linux?

It allows direct interaction with the operating system for tasks like file management and automation.

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How does Finder in macOS differ from Nautilus in Linux?

Finder is user-friendly; Nautilus is customizable and technical.

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Why are file permissions important in Linux?

They secure data and control user actions.

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What backup tool does macOS provide?

Time Machine

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What is an SSD hard drive?

Hard drive with no moving parts that uses flash and uses less energy.

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M.2 Interface

•a form factor for SSDs and other expansion cards.

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What is NVMe?

(Non-Volatile Memory Express) is a protocol designed for SSDs using PCIe.

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function of the "chmod" command in Linux

allows an administrator to set or modify a file's permissions.

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what is the Linux Command for Disk Usage

The df command

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macOS File System Optimized for Flash Storage

APFS (Apple File System) is optimized for flash and SSD storage.

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macOS Feature for Quick Application Searches

Spotlight

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Function of the rm Command in Linux

delete files and directories from the filesystem

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File Size Constraints in FAT32

has a 4 GB file size limit, making it less suitable for modern usage.

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Default Linux Shell

Bash (Bourne Again Shell),

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Command cd .. in Linux

The cd .. command navigates to the parent directory of the current directory, users can move up one level in the filesystem hierarchy.

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What system is RAID levels like RAID 0,1 AND 5 confugured in?

BIOS or UEFI for optimized storage performance.

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What is the Linux Kernel?

The core of an operating system acts as a bridge between software and hardware.

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Which Command Displays the Current Directory in Linux?

The pwd command

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Benefits of Using Time Machine in macOS

Incremental Backups
Version History
Ease of Use

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Command to List Files in Linux

The ls command

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what is the primary difference between MacOS and Linux

MacOS uses APFS and linux uses ext4

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SATA vs NVMe

•SATA uses AHCI protocol (older), NVMe optimized for SSDs.

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Tool in macOS to Check Disk Errors

Disk Utility

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macOS Feature for Showing Active Applications

The Dock

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APFS Optimization

is optimized for flash and SSD storage

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Command to Copy Files in Linux

The cp command

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What Does the man Command Do in Linux?

displays the user manual of any command that we can run on the terminal

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Purpose of the Terminal in macOS and Linux

execute commands and scripts that tell the shell what to do.

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The ext4 File System

the default file system in many Linux distributions. It is used for its reliability, compatibility, and performance in various computing environments.

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Scanners in Linux and macOS

Flatbed Scanners
Sheet-fed Scanners
Handheld Scanners

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Logical Disk Management in macOS

Disk Utility in macOS allows partition management, resizing, and formatting of storage devices.

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