Posted: 2007-06-23 00:58
This test is rigged...
In order, Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Debian (Must have been the experimental software question)
In order, Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Debian (Must have been the experimental software question)
If the cirteria for being a Linux Master is that you can compile a kernel... well, then I guess I'm a Linux Master. Although it seem a bit strange that knowing how Linus spells his surname, how to pronounce the 'i' and a bit of Linux history makes for technical excellence...Linux IQ test
You are a LINUX MASTER
(10 of 10 questions correct)
You may be the type to compile your own kernel. You're certainly no novice.
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Linux IQ test
You are LINCURIOUS
(7 of 10 questions correct)
You may have even used the Linux OS before but you're not a supergeek about it. Check out some of News.com's Linux news, and get on your way to proficiency.
Noone uses Knoppix for anything beyond testing or recovery (except one of the network admins in my school who thinks using Knoppix is using real Linux, and then people like me argue with him and tell him to try Ubuntu or Debian or even Fedora (occaisonaly)).987687 wrote:Does anyone actually run knoppix? All I use it for is recovery.
What's funny about that test is that I actually am avoiding a graduation party today to work on computer stuff (Two websites and some Frets On Fire). How ironicperlhacker14 wrote:Dont they already have one at http://www.innergeek.us/geek-test.html?actionM wrote:We need a test to take to determine how smart you are with linux! Or maybe one of you should make one
Go on: try it out.
/me cracks the web-devel whipPobega wrote:What's funny about that test is that I actually am avoiding a graduation party today to work on computer stuff (Two websites and some Frets On Fire). How ironicperlhacker14 wrote:Dont they already have one at http://www.innergeek.us/geek-test.html?actionM wrote:We need a test to take to determine how smart you are with linux! Or maybe one of you should make one
Go on: try it out.
The people behind the distro chooser weren't experienced enough with Arch/Gentoo?perlhacker14 wrote:Any of you have any ideas?
Now I'm interested to know what it means.. Using Babelfish translator it says Fedora in Portuguese is "Fedora" in English.lucho wrote:Fedora (anyone who knows Portuguese will understand why nobody wants to use a distro named Fedora)
I looked fedora up on Portuguese google and found nothing besides the distro.sonic6k wrote:lucho wrote:(anyone who knows Portuguese will understand why nobody wants to use a distro named Fedora)
Sorry, then, for the delay in replying. The problem with translators is that they stillNow I'm interested to know what it means.. Using Babelfish translator it says Fedora in Portuguese is "Fedora" in English.
At least it's not Mandriva.detly wrote:I got Ubuntu first. UBUNTU!
I feel dirty.