A. (pie chart) - correct answer
Answer:
False
Explanation:
From a structural perspective, the definition of an Information System entails a collection of individuals, data, processes, technology, models, and in some cases formalized language, coming together to form a structure that is cohesive in nature and serves some function or purpose in an organization. If the definition of an IS is the medium for recording and storing data, and disseminating information, this would be an IS from a functional perspective and not structural.
Explanation:
I assume you are on a single host.
To modify the .bashrc for all NEW users, you can edit/modify (with su privilege) the file
/etc/skel/.bashrc
save the file before creating new users.
Be sure to know what you're doing, and test the file before you use it host-wide.
For existing users, you can have them do the modifications/additions individually in case they have already modified their own version.
There are several differences between spoken words and written texts, among these differences are the following:
1- Spoken words have tones that show the feelings of the speaker, whereas, the written text is expressionless.
2- Spoken works might have inaccurate grammar or sentence structure, whereas, the written text has correct syntax and perfect grammar
3- Written text has a sort of a standard form that can be understood by anyone who speaks the language that the text is written in, regardless the dialect or the accent.
