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    andyhaus1057 Posts: 98, Reputation: 1
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    Jul 16, 2009, 01:20 PM
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    Hi,
    I'm not sure about these.. Can you please help?

    1) The ____ is a wildcard character that represents one or more file name characters ?

    2) Many Linux systems provide the ___ interface, which is built on top of X-Windows and resembles the Windows interface. GUI?

    3) The standard KDE 3.1 interface features a ____ metaphor. PATH NAME?

    4) Konqueror displays two panels. The left panel, called ___, lists the folder contents as a hierarchical directory structure. ROOT DIRECTORY?
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    Perito Posts: 3,139, Reputation: 150
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    Jul 16, 2009, 01:35 PM

    1- the "*" character. The "?" character is a wildcard for one character only.

    I'm afraid I don't know Linux, KDE, or Konquerer.
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    Jul 16, 2009, 01:40 PM
    Here's a hint for #4
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