Difference between revisions of "Open Source Operating Systems"

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Unix

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Linux

A Linux distribution is an open source operating systems based around the Linux kernel, which is the core part of the operating system software that is always running on the hardware. While Linux-distributions may operating differently, they are all based off of the same Linux kernel, developed by the Linux Kernel Organization and a community of developers.

Debian

A Linux-distribution composed entirely of open source software, developed by the community-supported Debian Project. Debian is one of the oldest Linux operating systems and is the basis for many other distribution. This operating systems does not require the purchase of a software license for use.

Ubuntu

A Linux-distribution based off of the Debian operating system, developed by Canonical and a community of developers. This operating systems does not require the purchase of a software license for use.

DietPi

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Raspbian

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FreeBSD

An operating system based on Unix, the predecessor to Linux and one of the first operating systems. Many modern operating systems utilize code first created for use in the BSD operating system.

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 ==Linux==
-A Linux distribution is an [[Licensing#Open_Source|open source]] [[Software#Operating_Systems|operating systems]] based around the Linux kernel, which is the core part of the [[Software#Operating_System|operating system]] [[Software|software]] that is always running on the [[Hardware|hardware]].   While Linux-distributions may operating differently, they are all based off of the same Linux kernel, developed by the Linux Kernel Organization and a community of developers.
+A Linux distribution is an open source operating systems based around the Linux kernel, which is the core part of the operating system software that is always running on the hardware.   While Linux-distributions may operating differently, they are all based off of the same Linux kernel, developed by the Linux Kernel Organization and a community of developers.
 ===Debian===
-A Linux-distribution composed entirely of [[Licensing#Open_Source|open source]] [[Software|software]], developed by the community-supported Debian Project.  Debian is one of the oldest [[Software#Linux|Linux]] [[Software#Operating_System|operating systems]] and is the basis for many other distribution. This [[Software#Operating_System|operating systems]] does not require the purchase of a [[Licensing|software license]] for use.
+A Linux-distribution composed entirely of open source software, developed by the community-supported Debian Project.  Debian is one of the oldest Linux operating systems and is the basis for many other distribution. This operating systems does not require the purchase of a software license for use.
 ===Ubuntu===
-A Linux-distribution based off of the [[Software#Debian|Debian]] [[Software#Operating_System|operating system]], developed by Canonical and a community of developers.  This [[Software#Operating_System|operating systems]] does not require the purchase of a [[Licensing|software license]] for use.
+A Linux-distribution based off of the Debian operating system, developed by Canonical and a community of developers.  This operating systems does not require the purchase of a software license for use.
 ===DietPi===
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 ==FreeBSD==
-An [[Software#Operating_System|operating system]] based on Unix, the predecessor to [[Software#Linux|Linux]] and one of the first [[Software#Operating_System|operating systems]].  Many modern [[Software#Operating_System|operating systems]] utilize code first created for use in the BSD [[Software#Operating_System|operating system]].
+An operating system based on Unix, the predecessor to Linux and one of the first operating systems.  Many modern operating systems utilize code first created for use in the BSD operating system.