Debian is a distro that is popular and relegated to various popular distributions such as Linux Mint, Ubuntu, PCLinuxOS etc.. Debian also supports a wide range of processor architectures such as ARM dil outside of Intel, MIPS, PowerPC, s390, HP-PA, etc.. with the support of the other platforms facilitate the use of the same OS platform in different hardware environments.

advantages of Debian is 'kernel independent', that developed pure Debian operating system without relying on existing operating systems.

  - Debian package known super-stable, which means not a package "state of the art".
- Package maintenance system based on the "APT" sophisticated
- Maintenance of the system (update) can be handled by the intervention of a very low sisadmin
- The system just rebooted after replacing the kernel, power outages, or hardware changes, different windows operating system when the system update must be rebooted first.
- Non commercial produced by volunteers from around the world working together over the Internet, so it can be developed or used for free.
 

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Debian Linux

(Software und System Entwicklung). For technology lovers windows and linux openSuse want to implement it should be your choice. Mono Framework and Yast is the added value of this openSuse. Framework mono is the application of technology. Owned microsoft NET on linux. So for the developers. NET that has made the program and want to run the application on the linux distro's worth a try.

Yast is a linux system administration that allows administrators to simplify the various commands that are usually complicated to do a simple interface dengen just clicks.

  openSUSE is a free operating system based on Linux for computers (desktops, laptops, and servers) you. You can surf the web, manage email and photos, do office jobs, play video and music files, and much more that you can do with this openSUSE.

The latest version of this distribution is ver 12.1 is already using the ED for the GNOME 3.2, and comes with a variety of versions, namely:

     DVD 32 bit
     DVD 64 bit
     GNOME Live CD 32 bit
     KDE Live CD 32 bit

The following requirements should be met to ensure smooth operation of openSUS:

  • Pentium 4 2.4 GHz or higher or any AMD64 or Intel64 processor recommended
  • Main memory: 1 GB physical RAM (2 GB recommended)
  • Hard disk: 3 GB available disk space for a minimal install, 5 GB available for a graphical desktop (more recommended)
  • Sound and graphics cards: supports most modern sound and graphics cards, 800 x 600 display resolution (1024 x 768 or higher recommended)
  • Booting from CD/DVD drive or USB-Stick for installation, or support for booting over network (you need to setup PXE by yourself, look also at Network install) or an existing installation of openSUSE, more information at Installation without CD

 

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OpenSuse

Linux distro that this is indeed the first time to publish it to the public in 1995. although already released quite a long time but its popularity just starting up in 2004.

Security is one of the important features in Fedora. One feature that is found on the Fedora-enchance Securtiy Linux, Linux feature that implements linux security policy, including oversight aksess command, through the Linux security module in Linux kernel. Fedora is one of the leading distribution with SELinux. SELinux was introduced in Fedora Core 2. but this is disabled, because it radically changed how the operating system works, but turned again on Fedora Core 3 and introduced with little right.

Fedora operating system is fast, stable and great for everyday use built by a community of friends around the world. Fedora is completely free to use, learn, and share. do not hesitate to use it.

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Recommended installation requirements:

  • 64-bit Intel-compatible PC
  • 1GB memory (RAM)
  • 10GB space disk / storage

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Fedora Linux Distro

Linux Mint is a Linux-based operating system for the PC. The essence of LinuxMint is Ubuntu, so that applications can run on Ubuntu, can also run on LinuxMint. Although the core of LinuxMint is Ubuntu, LinuxMint comes with a different look with Ubuntu.

Linux Mint becomes the most popular distro is also present. In addition to looks similar to the windows with a status bar at the bottom of the dazzling interface and other distros also have a lot of community and support software and hardware that much anyway.

The interface is simple and familiar to users windows make users easy to adjust to this linux mint. The default installation programs also have very much installed including Office, Internet, Chat, Desktop Visual, etc.

Linux Mint has thousands of free software downloads available through the Linux Mint Software Manager and the Debian-based (Synaptic) Package Manager. Firefox is the default browser, and LibreOffice is the default office suite.

The recommended system requirements for the main edition of Linux Mint are:


  • 1 GHz x86 processor
  • 512 MB of system memory (RAM)
  • 10 GB of disk space
  • A 3D capable graphics card
  • CD/DVD-ROM drive or USB port

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Ubuntu - Who is not familiar with this one distro. Distro which very popular among users for personal desktop. Its stable and a lot of software support makes Ubuntu to be one of the most popular linux distro among others.

For ordinary users, this linux distro is suitable for easy operation. Substitution Coupled Unity desktop Ubuntu to add an amazing visual display. Things ought to be proud of ubuntu is very much a software repository, ubuntu community support is high and driver compatibility for a wide range of computer hardware.
Here, should allow even someone fairly new to installing Ubuntu or Gnu&Linux to easily install a usable system with enough room to be comfortable. The Recommended Minimum System Requirements for Ubuntu:

  • 700 MHz processor (about Intel Celeron or better)
  • 512 MiB RAM (system memory)
  • 5 GB of hard-drive space (or USB stick, memory card or external drive but see LiveCD for an alternative approach)
  • VGA capable of 1024x768 screen resolution
  • Either a CD/DVD drive or a USB port for the installer media
  • Internet access is helpful 
A good "rule of thumb" is that machines that could run XP, Vista, Windows 7 or x86 OS X will almost always be a lot faster with Ubuntu even if they are lower-spec than described above. To download your ubuntu, please click here.


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Ubuntu

linux mint desktop
Today, Linux is enjoying a favorable press for the most part and it isn't stranger among IT college students (as in amikom). This comes from the fact that Linux has proven to be a tremendously stable and versatile operating system, particularly as a network server. When Linux is deployed as a web server or in corporate networks, its down-time is almost negligible. There have been cases when Linux server have been running for more than a year without re-booting and then only taken down for a brief period for routine maintenance. Its cost effectiveness has sold it more than anything else. Linux can be installed on a home PC as well as a network server for a fraction of the cost of other companies' software packages. More reliability and less cost - it's ideal.

If you're reading this, you're obviously here to learn how to use Linux. Any learning experience means opening up to new ideas and new ways of doing things. As mentioned before, Linux is in the UNIX family of operating systems. UNIX is primarily designed to be used by professionals. You will have to learn some UNIX concepts in this lesson, but that doesn't mean that Linux is a professionals-only operating system. In fact, most major versions of Linux are designed to be as user-friendly and as easy to install as any other operating system on the market today.

Now that you know what Linux is and how good it is, there's one more thing we have to do - install Linux!


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