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LINUX

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Technology

 

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Robert M

 

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February 26, 2014

 

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University

 

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After its inception Linux became known to common people. Linux is the only system which covers a wide range of hardware applications. It covers small gadgets like cell phones to big servers maintained by U.S post office. Linux is multi-user and multi tasking. Different people can operate from different terminals and can perform multiple tasks at the same time...
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Linux is free, secure, scalable, and can run all the time with out rebooting. It is easy to connect and disconnect with the help of simple commands and passwords. In Linux system everything is a file. It makes it easier to manipulate the data in the files. Important files of the Linux system are kernel, the shell and the home directory...
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