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Linux Overview
You are new to Linux and switch to the Linux Operating System, this is a tutorial for you. This will help you to start your journey in the Linux system because when you perform daily operations in this system, you will not stack on it.
After installing the OS, we need some basic applications to do our daily operation such as browser, zoom, skype. If we are a developer then we need some development tools like Node.Js and NPM, PHP, phpMyAdmin, MySQL, Apache, Tomcat, DBreaver etc. This tutorial will cover all of this.
Important thing is when you enable the installation of those applications, you will learn many things regarding Linux OS.
Linux is the best-known and most-used open source operating system. It is open source as its source code is freely available. It is free to use.
Linux distribution:
A Linux distribution, often shortened to Linux distro, is an operating system compiled from components developed by various open source projects and programmers. Each distribution includes the Linux kernel (the foundation of the operating system), the GNU shell utilities (the terminal interface and commands), the X server (for a graphical desktop), the desktop environment, a package management system, an installer and other services.
1 Ubuntu
2 Debian
3 CentOS
4 Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)
5 Gentoo
6 Fedora
7 OpenSUSE
8 Scientific Linux
9 Cloud Linux
10 Elementary OS
11 Linux Mint
12 Arch Linux
13 Manjaro
14 Oracle Linux
15 Slackware
16 Mageia
17 Clear Linux
18 Rocky Linux
19 AlmaLinux