What are the operating systems that are based on Linux?
There are many different types of Linux operating systems, and here are some common distributions:
- Ubuntu is an open-source operating system based on Debian, ideal for both desktop and server usage.
- Fedora is an operating system developed by a community sponsored by Red Hat, focusing on the latest technology and software packages.
- CentOS is an enterprise-grade Linux distribution recompiled by Red Hat for use in servers and corporate environments.
- Debian, one of the oldest Linux distributions, focuses on stability and security.
- Arch Linux is a lightweight and flexible Linux distribution aimed at advanced users, offering rolling updates.
- openSUSE is a community-developed distribution based on SUSE Linux Enterprise, focusing on usability and stability.
- Slackware: One of the earliest Linux distributions, known for its simplicity and stability.
- Kali Linux is a Linux distribution specifically designed for network security and penetration testing purposes.
- Gentoo: A source code distribution for tech-savvy users, where users can customize and compile software packages.
- Linux Mint is an operating system based on Ubuntu that focuses on ease of use and user-friendliness.
In addition to the distributions listed above, there are many other Linux distributions, each with its own features and target user base.
