2011 Best Linux Distributions
By Judith Ceja
Which Linux distribution is right for you? There is no one right answer because it depends on your experience and specific needs. Listed below are the top seven Linux operating systems for 2011.
I am confused as to what defines a "server" distribution against a normal, desktop distribution. What I mean is that if you wanted a corporate server, you might be able to pick just about any linux distro and go, however for some reasons to which I appear to be oblivious to, you might want to roll with SUSE Enterprise, or RED HAT Enterprise.
Firstly, I'm fully aware that this question gets asked often but it seems like its been a couple of years since the last good roundup of the available distributions.
I'm also aware that the best distribution is often the one that you're most familiar with but for this exercise can we leave that answer out.
We currently support about half a dozen websites spread over two CentOS based physical ser
By Hoo Ann
If you are a regular user of Windows or Mac OSX, you will feel like being lost in a strange world in the first time you install and try Linux as the operating system for your computer.
Kernel News: "Whether you are new to Linux and asking "Which Distribution should I use?", or if you have been using Linux for years and want to see what the other distributions offer, this article highlights the differences between the major Linux Distributions.
Hi,
I want to take LPI exams.
i recently used redhat/fedora linux
i currently using openSuse Distribution.
i want to switch to a linux for professional reasons.
which of following distributions is best & suitable for me?
and which is most popular than other distributions? (both Desktop & Server)
-Debian
104 News for the last distributions release, many distribution released for gaming distribution comes with a lot of installed games on it, Desktop, servers, and mini distribution. let’s see a quick brief for 104 NEWS:
Linux Mint has been quite a revolutionary distribution, gaining plenty of popularity.
Chakra is a Linux distribution based on Arch Linux. It evolved from a hobby project to what is now, from my initial assessment, a very solid desktop distribution with features not yet available on established Linux distributions. The developers warn that, “This is alpha software, it could eat your hamsters.” It did not eat my [...]
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