A.The first stage boot loader

B.The user home directories

C.The Linux default shell binaries

D.The Linux root file system

E.The default swap space file

A.-nospace

B.-print0

C.-printnul

D.-ignore-space

E.-rep-space

A.It passes arguments to an X server.

B.It asks a question, graphically, and returns the answer to the shell.

C.It allows users to specify long options for commands that normally only accept short options.

D.It reads standard input (STDIN) and builds up command lines to execute.

E.It helps shellscripts take variable argument lists.

A.--remove removes the program, --purge also removes the config files

B.--remove removes a package, --purge also removes all packages dependent on it

C.--remove removes only the package file itself, --purge removes all files related to the package

D.--remove only removes the program, --purge only removes the config files

A.sysinfo

B.lspci

C.info

D.uname

E.arch