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Linux - inns and outs

Posted Fri, 11/14/2008 - 21:34 by danish muzaffar

A lot of people are constantly hung-up, not sure whether to even give Linux a shot. I assure you, unless you're the type that doesn't like to learn anything or have fun with their computer, you will love Linux in all its forms.

Linux is, in essence, your personal operating system. While it can't run a lot of applications that are on more popular operating systems (Windows and Mac), you can virtualize some Windows programs with WINE, and even so, there are many open-source alternatives. In fact, Linux itself is open-source, which allows for ultimate customization on your part and for developers.Read more

How to run Linux in windows?

Posted Thu, 06/26/2008 - 12:06 by admin

You can easily get a free linux distribution, if you already have a computer system with windows installed. In this way you can install linux to your windows easily by running Linux in your windows and learn how to use it.

You can run a free virtual machine player if you want to run linux in windows, in this way you can easily open a free linux machine. In linux virtual machine you can find a new linux distribution. Linux software programs and linux operating system are also compressed into a single linux file.

7 steps are described below in which you can learn how to install and run linux in windows:Read more

Fundamentals of the Linux OS

Posted Wed, 03/26/2008 - 00:14 by Diosgialuz

Linux is an operating system that was developed by a student by name Linus Torvalds during 1994. This person was interested in designing an enhanced version of UNIX operating system. He released the first version of the Linux kernel in 1994. The kernel is the heart of the operating system that decides the functionalities of the operating system. The Linux kernel was developed under GNU general public license. This license means that anybody can download the kernel and change the source code so that he can customize the operating system to meet his needs.Read more

For providing your system with the best architectural computer support you need Linux

Posted Fri, 03/21/2008 - 16:05 by Diosgialuz

Linux was first developed by Linus Torvalds in 1991 as a variant of the UNIX operating system. He made Linux to be a open source operating system with a general public license. With this license anybody can download the Linux source code and change the way he wants his operating system to work.Read more

How to run Windows programs on linux

Posted Mon, 03/10/2008 - 20:22 by admin

You can run windows applications on Linux PCs using any one of the several software technologies available today. The windows applications that you can run on Linux PCs include OEMU from Fabrice Bellard, Win4Lin from Win4Lin Inc., VMware from VMware, an EMC company, CrossOver Office from CodeWeavers Inc., Cedega from TransGaming Technologies Inc. Let us discuss in detail about the various software technologies that allow windows applications to run on Linux and their pros and cons. Read more

Which one of Linux is the best for start?

Posted Mon, 03/03/2008 - 18:53 by admin

One of the very first questions that most Linux starters ask is which one to get. It appears that there is a bunch of these systems present out there called the "Linux". Someone could see such names as the Gentoo, Slackware, Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, and several others.Read more

Linux - Introduction and Installation

Posted Mon, 02/04/2008 - 22:03 by admin

The Windows operating system has dominated the computer market so much that most of us buy it without thinking anything. They fail to realize that the market has other operating systems that are cheaper and perform equally well (if not better). Linux is the best when it comes to open source operating systems. Open source softwares are actually free softwares that are available for use by anybody.Read more

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