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Linux Operating System

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September 18, 2013

 

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The free source code has been a big advantage, which has allowed Linux to become a success in a short period of time. At this time, there are over three hundred different distributions in place. Distributions are classified many ways. A few of those are commercial or non-commercial, regular user or power user, servers or desktops...
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Slackware, Red hat, and CentOS are some of the more well known Linux distributions. A major factor in the success of Linux is the diversity of the distributions. They can be designed for specific hardware, or highly specified according to the needs of the user group. From my research, it seems that almost any application that can run on Windows can also run on Linux, plus Linux has many more options than Windows for the user...
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