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{{r|Linux distribution}}

'''Ubuntu''' is a [[Debian]]-based [[Linux_distribution|Linux Distribution]] created by [[Canonical Ltd.]] It is based on the ideas of the [[Ubuntu (p ...t LTS) release completely free of charge to users. They are the only major Linux distribution to do this.

...Linux kernel is most often found in a collection of software known as a [[Linux distribution]], examples being [[Ubuntu]], [[Fedora Core]], and [[SUSE]]. Distributions

'''Debian''' is a free [[Linux distribution]] with thousands of contributors from all over the world. It serves as the

* '''SLAMPP''' is a [[Linux distribution]] that can be booted from an [[optical disc drive]] to turn any computer in

A '''Linux distribution''', sometimes called a ''distro'', is a version of [[Linux]] comprised of t ...efore releasing their distribution. There are currently over three hundred Linux distribution projects in active development, constantly revising and improving their res

...imedia and office applications. The most popular distribution is [[Ubuntu (Linux distribution)|Ubuntu]], which is designed for ease of installation and use. ...h combinations came to be called Linux Distributions. The FSF refers to a Linux Distribution as ''Linux''. This convention has been very controversial, however. Torvald

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...ion of the [[Principia Discordia]], and it is certainly a fact that most [[Linux distribution|Linux distributions]] contain a file called "ddate", which gives the curren

* [[Ubuntu (Linux distribution)]]