Linux
What’s that?
Linux is an open-source UNIX-like operating system for computers with 32- and 64-bit architecture, especially for IBM compatible PC’s (since i386) but also for Apple™-Computers and Alpha-, Sparc- or (most popular in the smartphone market) ARM-based Machines.
More explanations?
There are many English pages about Linux in the web explaining all the advantages of using Linux and open-source-software, which need not be repeated here. To start have a look at the appropriate Wikipedia-Page.
Then – if you are more interested – you may have a look at the pages of some Linux-Distributions. I prefer Debian, but as a newby you may want to have a look at (K)Ubuntu as well.
More about Linux on this site?
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