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About Linux

• Linux
• Linux distribution
• History of Linux

Official Ubuntu derivatives

• Kubuntu - Ubuntu with KDE
• Xubuntu - Ubuntu with Xfce and more light-weight applications
• Edubuntu - Ubuntu designed for students
• Gobuntu - Ubuntu with only entirely free software
• Mythbuntu - Ubuntu with support for MythTV
• Ubuntu mobile - Ubuntu designed for mobile devices with internet access
• Linux MCE - Ubuntu with KDE, intended for use as a media center
• Ubuntu JeOS - Ubuntu designed for virtual appliances
• Ubuntu Studio - Ubuntu but with multimedia-oriented applications

Other major Linux distributions

Desktop

• Fedora
• Mandriva
• OpenSUSE
• PCLinuxOS

Server

• Debian
• Red Hat

Canonical Ltd.

• Canonical Ltd.
• Launchpad - A bug-reporting service used by Ubuntu, and created by Canonical Ltd.

Software on Ubuntu

• GNOME - The desktop environment in Ubuntu
• OpenOffice.org - The office suite in Ubuntu
• GIMP - The image editor in Ubuntu
• Firefox - The web browser in Ubuntu
• Pidgin - The instant messaging client, formerly named GAIM, included in Ubuntu
• Evolution - The e-mail client in Ubuntu

Individuals relating to Ubuntu

• Mark Shuttleworth - Founder of Canonical Ltd., the company behind Ubuntu

Articles related by keyphrases (Bot populated)

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• Linux (operating system) [r]: A free and open source operating system kernel designed by Linus Torvalds. The kernel is typically augmented by a plethora of other software, creating a Linux distribution. ^[e]