On 1/6/26 09:12, Werner Heuser via lpi-examdev wrote:
#4
"LibreOffice, Thunderbird, Firefox, Chromium, VS Code, GIMP, Inkscape,
VLC, R"
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Please consider to write "R programming language" instead of just "R" to
make this sentence
more readable.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R_(programming_language) <https://
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R_(programming_language)>
Is really R an open source application to be mentioned in essential exam
for beginners?
#9
Please consider to use dig instead of host. Go for the real thing, even
for beginners.
I don't agree. Host can give the same information of dig when used with
-v, so it's also a "real thing". And for beginners its standard output
is enough (as I don't think beginners need to know how interpret the
zone file syntax used in dig and host -v output).
#10
Please consider to include GPG, e.g. in favor of mentioning "ansible".
In case you still include "ansible" it should got to LPIC-1 also. BTW:
ansible is part of upcoming
I agree. Ansible is quite an advanced tool, I don't see as it fit in
Essentials.
#11
Please consider to include basic vi knowledge. Go for the real thing,
even for beginners.
I don't agree at all, for beginners and minimal installations (initrd
included) nano is far more the "real thing".
And if you are not a beginner you can choose the editor that suit you
better, and I doubt it's vi (that's not the same thing of vim).
Regards
Simone
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