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'''Linux''' ('Linus Unix', unofficial recursive backronym: '''L'''inux '''I'''s '''N'''ot '''U'''ni'''x''') is a Unix-like kernel, which is more similar to the Unix System V family instead of the BSD family of Unixes. Its development was started in 1991 by Linus Torvalds, who was inspired by | '''Linux''' ('Linus Unix', unofficial recursive backronym: '''L'''inux '''I'''s '''N'''ot '''U'''ni'''x''') is a Unix-like kernel, which is more similar to the Unix System V family instead of the BSD family of Unixes. Its development was started in 1991 by Linus Torvalds, who was inspired by Tanenbaum's [[MINIX]] operating system. | ||
Nowadays, Linux has seen popular use in server environments as a replacement for expensive and (often) outdated Unix operating systems. However, desktop market share is low, but steadily increasing. | Nowadays, Linux has seen popular use in server environments as a replacement for expensive and (often) outdated Unix operating systems. However, desktop market share is low, but steadily increasing. | ||
Linux | == Distributions == | ||
=== Debian and derivatives === | |||
* [[Debian]] | |||
* [[Corel Linux]] | |||
* [[Kali Linux]] | |||
== | ==== Ubuntu and derivatives ==== | ||
* Linux | * [[Ubuntu]] | ||
* [[Kubuntu]] | |||
* [[Xubuntu]] | |||
* [[Lubuntu]] | |||
* [[Edubuntu]] | |||
* [[Linux Mint]] | |||
* [[Ubuntu Studio]] | |||
* [[Mythbuntu]] | |||
* [[elementary OS]] | |||
* [[Linspire]] | |||
* [[Zorin OS]] | |||
* [[Linux Lite]] | |||
* [[Ubuntu Kylin]] | |||
* [[Pop!_OS]] | |||
* [[Ubuntu MATE]] | |||
* [[Bodhi Linux]] | |||
=== Fedora, Red Hat and derivatives === | |||
* [[Fedora]] | |||
* [[Red Hat]] | |||
* [[CentOS]] | |||
=== Others === | |||
* [[Slackware]] | |||
* [[Arch Linux]] | |||
* [[Gentoo]] | |||
* [[openSUSE]] | |||
* [[Mandriva Linux]] | |||
* [[GeckoLinux|Gecko]] | |||
* [[Manjaro]] | |||
* [[Void Linux]] | |||
* [[Android]] |
Revision as of 07:00, 14 April 2020
Linux ('Linus Unix', unofficial recursive backronym: Linux Is Not Unix) is a Unix-like kernel, which is more similar to the Unix System V family instead of the BSD family of Unixes. Its development was started in 1991 by Linus Torvalds, who was inspired by Tanenbaum's MINIX operating system.
Nowadays, Linux has seen popular use in server environments as a replacement for expensive and (often) outdated Unix operating systems. However, desktop market share is low, but steadily increasing.
Distributions
Debian and derivatives
Ubuntu and derivatives
- Ubuntu
- Kubuntu
- Xubuntu
- Lubuntu
- Edubuntu
- Linux Mint
- Ubuntu Studio
- Mythbuntu
- elementary OS
- Linspire
- Zorin OS
- Linux Lite
- Ubuntu Kylin
- Pop!_OS
- Ubuntu MATE
- Bodhi Linux