What is a zombie shuffling desk? What does the d in systemd stand for? Test your knowledge of these Linux trivia questions and watch your fellow Linux community members, including kernel developer and Linux Foundation Fellow Greg Kroah-Hartman, attempt to answer in our annual LinuxCon and CloudOpen Live Linux Trivia video. This year the video opened the conference, playing to the live audience before the morning keynote sessions. (See more morning keynote coverage in our Top 10 quotes from the Linux kernel developer panel.)
Want more trivia? Check out our Linux trivia video from LinuxCon and CloudOpen New Orleans, 2013. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHfymaDHryw
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