Linux distributions: Servers and desktops

Linux distributions: Servers and desktops

Trying to decide what flavor of Linux you want on the desktop or server side? This fast guide provides a whirlwind tour of the top Linux distributions, which are packaged operating systems built on the Linux kernel. For each distribution, there are links

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This was first published in November 2007

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