Difference between revisions of "Linux"

Revision as of 03:15, 7 October 2005

Linux is a UNIX-clone. It was initiated by Linus Torvalds and many programmers around the world shaped Linux into what it is today.

Handy Documentation can be found here:

Common Distributions include the following:

[Slackware] [Debian] [Suse] [Redhat] [Gentoo] [Mandriva] [Ubuntu]

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-Linux is a UNIX-clone.  It tries to do everything the same or better than the Unix you can buy.  Oh did I mention it was sorta-free?  Yeah you can change its freely available source code but then you have to share all your pretty changes with the world.  This is because of the GNU license.  Linux is still somewhat cool because you can read its source and learn off it.
+Linux is a UNIX-clone.  It was initiated by Linus Torvalds and many programmers around the world shaped Linux into what it is today.
+Handy Documentation can be found here:
+[http://www.tldp.org tldp.org]
+Common Distributions include the following:
+[Slackware]
+[Debian]
+[Suse]
+[Redhat]
+[Gentoo]
+[Mandriva]
+[Ubuntu]