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Qoting Wikipedia<<FootNote(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_kernel)>>: Linux is a free and open-source, monolithic, modular (i.e., it supports the insertion and removal at runtime of loadable kernel objects), Unix-like operating system kernel available for a variety of hardware architectures (like i386 or AMD64). ISG.EE is using Linux on a wide range of systems, from service servers, compute cluster, staff and student workstations. The ISG.EE systems are set up using the Debian GNU/Linux [[Workstations/Linux/Distributions|distribution]]. Qoting Wikipedia<<FootNote(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_kernel)>>: Linux is a free and open-source, monolithic, modular (i.e., it supports the insertion and removal at runtime of loadable kernel objects), Unix-like operating system kernel available for a variety of hardware architectures (like i386 or AMD64). ISG D-ITET is using Linux on a wide range of systems, from service servers, compute cluster, staff and student workstations. The ISG D-ITET systems are set up using the Debian GNU/Linux [[Workstations/Linux/Distributions|distribution]].

Linux

Qoting Wikipedia1: Linux is a free and open-source, monolithic, modular (i.e., it supports the insertion and removal at runtime of loadable kernel objects), Unix-like operating system kernel available for a variety of hardware architectures (like i386 or AMD64). ISG D-ITET is using Linux on a wide range of systems, from service servers, compute cluster, staff and student workstations. The ISG D-ITET systems are set up using the Debian GNU/Linux distribution.

  • Configurations - Hints for configuring Linux

  • Applications - Using some selected Linux applications

  • Software - List of available software on Linux (you can also use the comandline tool sepp on the command line)

  • Distributions - Used distributions and other distributions.


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Workstations/Linux (last edited 2023-10-16 13:34:32 by alders)