Task $1$: At command$-$line terminal $($tty$5)$ log in to the terminal as root with your password.

Task $2$: At the command prompt, type dnf $-$y install zsh and press Enter to install the Z shell. After

the installation has finished, type exit and press Enter to log out of your shell.

Task $3$: Log in to the terminal using the username and the password.

Task $4$: At the command prompt, type vi$.$ zshrc and press Enter.

Note the history variables, compinit function, and autocd options that you configured earlier.

Press $"$i$"$ to enter into Edit mode to edit the setopt line to read setopt autocd correct to add the

autocorrect option. Save your changes and quit the vi editor when finished.

Task $5$: Now type source $.$zshrc and press Enter to execute ~$/.$zshrc in your current shell.

Task $6$: At the command prompt, type grep NFS $/$etc$/$services $>$file$1>$file$2$ and press Enter. Type cat

file$1$ and press Enter to view the contents of file$1.$ Next, type cat file$2$ and press Enter to view the

contents of file$2.$

Task $7$: At the command prompt, type sort $<$file$1<$file$2>$file$3$ and press Enter.

Task $8$: At the command prompt, type grp NFS $/$etc$/$services and press Enter. When prompted to

correct the command to grep, press y$.$

Task $9$: At the command prompt, type date $-$ and press Enter, the command fails. Now type date $-$

and press Tab. Now you can view the available options and then complete the date $--$universal

command to view the date and time in UTC format.

Task $10$: At the command prompt, type pwd and press Enter. Note your current directory. T