The ACL for a hypothetical file in a Linux system is -rw-r-----. Briefly explain who can read and/or write this file. Do not explain each character in the ACL, but answer in broad terms as simply as you can.

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Q: Is this true or false? Linux only has a rudimentary file system based on MINIX.

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Q: In linux in which directory the user passwords are stored in _____________.

A: Question. In linux in which directory the user passwords are stored in ___________.

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Q: What is the difference between groups on Linux volumes and NTFS volumes

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Q: In Linux, Find every file that ends with “.py” or “.txt” or “.cpp” from your root directory.

A: grep -r --include=*.{cpp,py,text}

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Linux

An operating system (OS) is the software which manages hardware and resources, like CPU, storage and memory. The OS bridges the applications and hardware and makes the connections between all of your software and the hardware resources.