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Posted byIndika
Ubuntu vs Linux Linux is a family of Unix-like operating systems. All the members in this family include a Linux kernel. Ubuntu is a variation of one of the Linux distributions called Debian. Ubuntu is intended for personal computers and not for large servers. Ubuntu is the most popular Linux distribution with 12 million users […]
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Ubuntu 10.10 vs Ubuntu 11.04 Ubuntu is a Debian GNU/Linux based Operating System. By using the released year and month as a version number, Ubuntu releases two versions every year. Usually, Ubuntu releases are timed so that they are released after a month from the latest release of GNOME and two months after the latest […]
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Ubuntu vs Debian For people who want to use a free operating system; a lot of Linux distributions are available for them. One of the oldest distributions of Linux is Debian and remained in IT industry for more than two decades. After this, a lot of distributions came into existence and one of them is […]
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Microsoft Windows vs Linux Microsoft Windows is an operating system produced by Microsoft. In fact, they have a series of operating systems under this name (i.e. Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7,…). Linux is technically a kernel. A kernel is the central component of many operating systems. However, we are mostly comfortable in using the […]