Article Introduction：If you are looking for the perfect distro for your system, chances are very high that you will choose an Ubuntu-based distro. You may ask why. Well, it’s no surprise that Ubuntu is one of the best Linux distributions for beginners. It is also very popular, which is why you will find that it has a huge user community. Not only that, it is also widely used on cloud servers. So using Ubuntu as the basis of your Linux distribution should bring some useful advantages, right? That’s why I’ve put together a list of the best Ubuntu-based distros, in the hope that you’ll find one that’s good enough to make you stop switching distros so often. 1. Ubuntu official derivative version budgiedesktops

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Article Introduction：4MLinux has been around since 2010 and, unlike most Linux distros, comes without a package manager. However, this lightweight operating system comes with JWM as the default window manager, along with the Conky system monitoring tool. Wine is also pre

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Article Introduction：Observations on Installing Java Development Kit on Linux Distros After recently switching to Linux, I encountered a notable difference in package naming conventions when installing Java Runtime Environment (JRE) and Java Development Kit (JDK).

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Article Introduction：With a history of over one decade, Manjaro is regarded as one of the most user-friendly Linux distros suitable for both beginners and power users, being easy to install and use. Mostly developed in Austria, Germany, and France, this Arch-based distro

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Article Introduction：I'm on Fedora Workstation 40, but similar steps would work on most major Linux distros like Ubuntu/Mint etc Check existing Java installation On some Linux distros, Java comes installed by default; however it is just the JRE and not the JD

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Article Introduction：Debugging Core Files Generated on Different DistrosCore File Meaningfulness Across DistrosWhen debugging core files generated on a Linux distro...

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Article Introduction：Due to its various advantages, the Linux operating system is a popular choice among all types of servers. First, it is free (except for a few commercial distributions, such as RHEL and SLES) and open source. Its open source nature means that developers can view its source code and make modifications, and it can be redistributed under specified license terms. Secondly, Linux is generally considered stable, versatile, and more secure than Windows. Finally, Linux can be easily deployed on various platforms, such as bare metal, virtual machines and cloud environments. In this article, we highlight the top 10 Linux server distributions. 1. Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Red Hat Enterprise Linux? www.redhat.com (R

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Article Introduction：File management paths are usually found in: Windows: File Explorer (Taskbar or Start Menu) macOS: Finder (Dock) Linux: Distros vary, but usually Files, Nautilus, or Dolphin Mobile: Files or a file manager app

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Article Introduction：Although this project surfaced last year, one comment on DistroWatchclaims that today's Liya Linux was previously known as AnitaOS, a Puppy Linux-based distro that was available for nearly a decade. However, there seems to be no connection between th

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Article Introduction：Although it is partially based on Arch Linux, Artix is a rolling-release distro that comes with a different init system. In fact, there are quite a few choices in this department, namely dinit, runit, s6, and OpenRC. Initially offered with a base com

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Article Introduction：In the second half of May 2019, the Arch Linux-based distro Antergos was discontinued. Thankfully, the project that quickly surfaced as its successor, namely EndeavourOS, lives on and has just received an update. The update, labeled 2024.06.25, is mo

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Article Introduction：With a history of over a decade, Kali Linux is a Debian-based distro with a strong focus on digital forensics and penetration testing. It sports around 600 penetration-testing tools, and the latest update, labeled 2024.3, comes with 11 additional one

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Article Introduction：On May 19 2024, MX Linux 23.3 arrived as the third refresh of this Debian-based distro's version 23, which in turn was introduced at the end of July, 2023. Yesterday, MX Linux 23.4 was released to address some issues that surfaced after the launch of

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Article Introduction：Client CLIs & SDKs for GCP, Firebase and other clouds are terribly bloated. GCP includes a python distro, firebase includes node npm. This goes unnoticed on overpowered devboxes, but impacts your cloud bill with storage, vcpu, wall-time and trans

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Article Introduction：Introduced as KdeOS in 2013 and renamed to its current name the same year, KaOS is a highly-focused distro, targeting only 64-bit x86 processors and using the KDE Plasma desktop environment alongside the Qt toolkit. Distributed via an ISO image, whic

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Article Introduction：Open source Linux distro Zorin OS has taken its theming capabilities to the next level in version 17.2. Known for its ability to impersonate your favorite OS, Zorin OS is focused on providing ease of use for users just getting started with Linux. Whe

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Article Introduction：Released earlier this week, Deepin 23 is a Linux distro with a predominantly Chinese userbase. Developed in Wuhan, China, Deepin comes with its own web browser, namely Deepin Browser. However, Deepin 23 only includes this app in Chinese, even when ch

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