Boot the image in vmware. Open the terminal in Ubuntu (wink, wink, there's a nice and handy shortcut for this)
Figure out how to exit Vim. Stop making the process run whenever a new terminal session is opened. (hint: you can start by looking up ways how to make a process run whenever a new terminal session is opened.)
yes, there must be a way to find out what's wrong here.
hint: look into how to display all network interfaces and set them up or down.
hint hint: maybe something like ifconfig.
Users can run commands and some commands require root permissions ("Admin access").
You can run these commands by adding a sudo before the command which means run whatever follows as root. # to-do this sounds so weird
sudo has been replaced with wtf.
You may have noticed this already but a new Firefox session keeps on opening every minute. What's up with that?
hint: crontab
Someone from college has this github repo. For some random reason, you want to make a copy of the files and make sure they're running smoothly. Clone the github repository. Open the folder in a text editor. There'll be two files, one written in the C programming language and the other in emojicode. Figure out how to run them, and if there's an error (which'll most definitely be), find and fix it.
I was working on a project, when two dudes going by Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone got down from a helicopter and deleted my life's work. Little did they know, I was prepared for such encounters. I had been using git to track changes to my files and I still have the .git folder left over. Can you (PLEASE) find a way to recover everything I worked on from the .git folder?