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Which operating system is distributed as Red Hat?
Linux is distributed as Red Hat
Linux is distributed by several different companies whose versions of Linux are sometimes called what?
Distributions
How is Linux distributed on the internet?
Linux distributions can be downloaded both through traditional HTTP / FTP downloads, as well as via BitTorrent.
What does dse mean in Linux?
DSE: Distributed Systems Environment (Honeywell, Bull)
What is the name of Red Hat's freely distributed and downloadable Linux distribution?
Fedora Core and later Fedora !
What are the types of scheduling algorithm of distributed operating system?
Several operating systems are capable of functioning in a distributed manner, including Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris, and Mac OS X.
What are examples of distributed operating system?
Several operating systems are capable of functioning in a distributed manner, including Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris, and Mac OS X.
What is suitable operating system for distributed computing?
For projects like Folding@home, there isn't too much of a difference, although Linux always seems to have a slight edge. If you want to run a distributed computing network at home, there are specialist Linux OSes such as Beowulf which take a lot of the pain out of the process
What is the difference between VxWorks and Linux?
VxWorks is a proprietary operating system. Linux is free and open-source.VxWorks is distributed by a single company. Linux id developed by thousands of companies and individuals around the world.VxWorks is primarily used for real-time embedded applications. Linux is multi-purpose, used from anything from servers to desktops to embedded applications.
What is the meaning of ubuntu wiki?
Ubuntu is a computer operating system based on Debian Linux and is freely distributed. Ubuntu wiki is a site which answers questions on this software.
What percentage of web servers are Linux-based?
This is difficult to determine. Judging solely from server hardware sales, Linux has only about 30% of the market. However, most high level sites run Linux, and it seems likely that Linux has a much higher market share than is indicated. More importantly, since the majority of Linux distributions are available freely, a large portion of Linux servers are not accounted for in many market share statistics because these stastics are approximated based on license sales. Therefore the very large number of Linux servers that are running on freely distributed licenses are not included in these calculations.
What is basic difference between Linux 4 and Linux 9?
== == There is no Linux 9 yet. In fact, there is no Linux 3 yet. Linux is still at major version 2. If you meant to ask about the differencences between R-HEL 4 an R-HEL 9, please ask the question again. What most people commonly refer to as "Linux" is actually the kernel or operating system for GNU/Linux. The operating system by itself provides amongst other things a (software) platform for programs to execute on. The reason for the "GNU" prefix relates the the utilities that form part of the user's view of the operating system. These utilites allow the creation of directories, the editing of files, deleting files, etc. These utilities are not distributed in a bundled form with the Linux kernel. The Linux kernel itself is distributed under a special license known as the GNU Public Licence (GPL) which allows people to distribute is legally, and to obtain it freely. Freely here does not refer to price, however. Many software vendors have started creating tools and bundled packages which include the Linux kernel. These vendors, such as Red Hat, or Mandrake, or SuSe, will then give their particular release a version number, such as Red Hat Linux 4, or Mandrake Linux 10.1. The difference mainly includes updated utilities, and an updated (newer) version of the Kernel itself. It is important to realise, however, that there is really no such thing as Linux 4, or Linux 9. One may see something along the Lines of Linux 2.4.26 or Linux 2.6, which is referring to the version or release of the Linux Kernel.
