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What is Linux?

To put it simply, Linux is an open source operating system similar to Unix.

Just like Windows or Mac OS.

On October 5, 1991, Linus Torvalds released the Linux kernel. The Linux kernel is a very important part of the Linux system. At present, Linux is mainly used in a variety of servers and supercomputers. It is also used in mobile operating systems, such as Android, which is based on the Linux kernel.

In the early days, Linux was used as a free operating system on personal computers based on Intel × 86. Because Linux is an open source operating system, its source code can be modified or used, or it can be released by anyone under a GPL (General Public license) license. In short, if you have some knowledge and know what you are doing, then anyone can get their own operating system from Linux. Because of this, there are many Linux distributions.

So, what is the Linux distribution?

It is an operating system based on the Linux kernel. It comes with a collection of software that users can use. What's more, it also includes system management packs. There are currently many Linux distributions. Since we can't count all the current Linux distributions, let's take a look at some well-known versions: Ubuntu, Fedora, Opensuse, Red hat Linux, and Debian are several very popular Linux distributions.

Ubuntu, a very popular Linux distribution and the third most popular operating system

The Linux distribution is a complete package that is ready to be installed on personal computers. Once users have installed Linux distributions on their desktops or servers, a variety of off-the-shelf software and applications are available. Today, many Linux distributions have a good graphical user interface (GUI), which makes them a good alternative to Windows or Mac systems.

At present, the Linux distribution has greatly improved in terms of performance, interface, accessibility and, most importantly, user-friendliness. Some distributions, such as Ubuntu and Linux mint, have won a good market position as the number of users increases day by day. Ubuntu is the third most popular operating system after Windows and Mac.

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