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Let's discuss Linux distributions or dystrophies and how Ubuntu fits into the Destra world, an operating
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system isn't of much use if it doesn't have a suite of applications you can use on it.
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A desktop environment and an office suite for end users is a great start for servers, web applications
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like Apache and Ingenix or databases like my ask you all are what you need to do or display your work.
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Linux is packaged into Distribution's or dystrophies, a site called Destra Watch.
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Dotcom has been a go to resource for what's going on in the distro world for some time.
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If you go to distro, watch Dotcom, then click on major distributions in the upper right, you'll be
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taken to their top 10 distributions page.
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Scrolling down, we can see there are many destroyers available.
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Linux Mint.
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Laboon to.
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Demian.
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Majia.
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Fedora, a free, open source, cutting edge version of RedHat Open Suza.
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Arch Lennix.
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Sent us an unbranded version of RedHat.
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PC, Linux OS.
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It's like where Linux and FreeBSD BSD isn't Linux is, it's not based on the Linux kernel, but it is
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open source and Unix like.
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And if you can navigate Linux, you can do your work in BSD as well.
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That's just the top 10 from Destrehan Watch.
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There are literally hundreds of dystrophies out there that begs the question, why should you choose?
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A boon to the straight answer is you shouldn't.
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You shouldn't that is, unless it's the distro that fits your needs.
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If you want a unique build for penetration testing networks or ethical hacking, use Kelly Linux.
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It's a great suite of tools and utilities for scanning for and exploiting vulnerabilities on systems.
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If you want to dynamically have tiny servers open up and shut down for Dacher images hosting Web services
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in the cloud, have a look at Alpine Linux.
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Yanping Linux is only about four to five megabytes in size.
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If you want a secure distro to build a firewall or similar app on OpenBSD, maybe for you.
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Technically, Bisdee is not Linux, but OpenBSD is also open source Unix like operating system, maintained
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specifically with security in mind.
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Wow.
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With all those options, why would have been to be a fit.
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Lubutu is an excellent general-purpose, desktop and server operating system, it has the features you
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would typically want any large packaging system called Apte for advanced packaging tool you can use
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to install and maintain a vast array of applications.
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So where did the moon to come from, Mark Shuttleworth, who made a huge amount of money building,
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then selling VeriSign, decided the need existed for a more user friendly distro of Linux.
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He built Ubuntu on another distro called Demián Debian and was fairly mainstream, but wasn't updated
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or patched as frequently or regular or regularly as the community wanted.
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It also wasn't easy to install.
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Mark Shuttleworth started his new distro under a company named Canonical Ltd. and named it Ubuntu.
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It was released in October 2004.
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Lubutu means something like humanity to others, or I am what I am because of who we all are in Zulu
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and Kausar.
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You'll find a boon to documentation to be rich and user friendly, you can find it and help that Kubuntu
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Dotcom Lubutu also has active forums where you can search for solutions.
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You can also ask for help with a specific question you may have.
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It's at Ubuntu forums.
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Doug, if you're not familiar with the term artform it stands for, read the effing manual.
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It's an attitude you're much more likely to encounter in other forums than on a winter's forum.
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That said, it's always best to search for an answer yourself than to ask a question right away without
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even trying.
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You'll be learning about the health systems available to you in a boon to an all Linux distro in upcoming
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lessons.
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Lubutu has a regular patch and release cycle, the latest stable release that provides long term support.
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As I write, this is version 2.0 for.
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For long term support or Altius version, look for an even numbered major release, 20 Daddo four.
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In this example, the next ELT's release will be version 2.0 four, and it will be available sometime
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in April of 2022.
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Although Boonchu makes new releases every six months, long term supported releases are only every other
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year.
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LTE releases are supported for five years, while all other releases are only supported for nine months.
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My recommendation is to always use the LTE releases.
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for more info.
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