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Page 1: Intro to linux

Introduction to L!nux

Mohammed gabrail

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Agenda

What is LinuxHistory of Linux

Linux todayWhat is Open source

Get one Linux distributionSuitable for Me

Why I should use LinuxWhy not switch to Linux

Comparison between Linux and windows

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What is Linux ?

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What is Linux

UNIX like Operating System Multi-user, Multitasking,

Multiprocessor Has the X Windows GUI Runs on multiple hardware

platforms Source Code is available

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History of Linux In 80’s, Microsoft’s DOS was the dominant

OS for PC

Apple MAC was better, but expensive

UNIX was much better, but much, much

more expensive. Only for minicomputer for

commercial applications

People were looking for a UNIX based

system, which is cheaper and can run on PC

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History of Linux Both DOS, MAC and UNIX were proprietary, i.e.,

the source code of their

kernel is protected

No modification is possible without paying high license fees

A famous professor Andrew Tanenbaum developed Minix, a simplified version of UNIX that runs on PC

–Minix is for class teaching only. No intention for

commercial use

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History of Linux

In Sept 1991, Linus Torvalds, a second year

student of Computer Science at the University of Helsinki, developed the preliminary kernel of Linux, known as Linux version 0.0.1

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Linux Today Linux has been used for many computing

platforms like PC, PDA, Supercomputers, ... Not only character interface but also user

interface is available

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Linux Today

The Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Jaguar supercomputer, as of November 2009 the world's fastest supercomputer. It uses the Cray

Linux Environment as its operating system.

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Linux Today

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But what we mean byOpen Source ?!

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Open Source Software When programmers on the Internet can

read, redistribute, and modify the source for a piece of software, it evolves

People improve it, people adapt it, people fix bugs. And this can happen at a speed that, compared to conventional software development, seems astonishing

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How we can get it

Download it from the Internet

But ?? first choose your Distribution

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Distribution !!!!?

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Linux distros As Linux is open source so any one can

develop his own version.

Linux distros varies in Applications provided with each.

Market imposed on us some distros as standard

(Redhat, Debian, Slackware).

Most of current distros are based on Debian(Ubuntu) or Redhat (Fedora).

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Popular Linux Distributions

Archlinux,

CentOS

Debian

Knoppix, a Live CD

Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Ubuntu

Fedora

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Which is Suitable for Me?

Redhat is good for enterprise work.

Slackware is intended for Advanced

professional users.

Mandriva is very good for non technical user.

Opensuse is good for training usage

Fedora is good for personal use and developing

Debian is good for professional end-users.

Ubuntu is suitable for ALL !!!

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Languages Supported by Linux

Afrikaans, Amharic, Arabic, Azerbaijani,Belarussian, Bulgarian, Bengali, Breton,Bosnian, Catalan, Czech, Cymraeg,

Danish,German, Greek, Esperanto, Spanish,Estonian, Euskara, Farsi (Iranian),

Suomi(Finnish),French, Furlan, Gaeilge (IrishGaelic), Galician, Hebrew, Hindi,

Croatian,Hungarian, Armenian, Indonesian,Icelandic, Italian, Japanese,

Georgian,Kannada, Korean, Kurdish, Kyrgyz, Lao,Lithuanian, Latgalian, Latvian,

Macedonian,Mongolian,

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Languages Supported by Linux

Malay, Maltese, Dutch, Norwegian Bokmål,Norwegian Nynorsk, Punjabi (in

gurmukhiscript), Polish, Portuguese (Portugal),Brazilian Portuguese, Romanian, Russian,Sardinian, Slovakian, Slovenian, Albanian,Serbian, Swedish, Tamil, Tajiki,

Thai,Turkmen, Filipino (Tagalog), Turkish,Ukrainian, Urdu, Uzbekian,

Vietnamese,Walloon, Chinese (simplified), Chinese(traditional)

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Why you should use Linux

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Forget about viruses

Security has always been the number one priority with Linux

Linux has a robust security system

There do not exist viruses for the Linux platform

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Is your system is unstable !!

Have you ever lost your precious work because Windows crashed? Have you ever gotten the

"blue screen of death" or error messages telling you that the computer needs to be shut

down for obscure reasons?

Crashes or freezes are not prevalent in Linux

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Linux is free

Linux is free and always will be as

compared to the very costly Windows and

Mac OSX

Using pirated Windows is a bad thing

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Linux comes with software built it

When the system has installed, why would you still need to install stuff ?

Common software such as music player, web browser, video player, image editor, PDF reader, chat messenger, office apps

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Linux comes with software built it

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Update with few clicks !!

Just like Windows’ Update tool, Linux has a more

better alternative to it to update all your system

in a few clicks

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Linux does not get slow

As Linux is impervious to viruses, trojans,

spywares, which are the main reasons to

slow down the PC, systems based on it do not get slower

Linux consumes lesser system resources

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Linux can run on older hardware

Windows requires more and more hardwarepower as its version number increases (95,98, 2000, Me, XP, etc.). So if you want to

keep running Windows, you need toconstantly buy new hardware

Linux runs perfectly well on older hardware,on which Windows XP would probably evenrefuse to install, or let you wait 20 seconds

after each click

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Support is everywhere

If you’re having a

problem with Linux, help is as close as the

nearest message board.

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And more , more , more , more …..

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Why not to switch to linux ?

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Why not to switch to linux ?

If you are using any propriatory software

which is not supported by Linux

If you are using any hardware which is not

supported by Linux

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Comparison between Linux and windows

I don't like to talk about this topic

You have to try with yourself and tell me

What you see :)

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Conclusion

So, what OS a user should opt to choose?

The answer depends on user’s own choice

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Reference

http://linux.org/

http://weikipedia.com/

http://linuxquestions.com/

http://linuxcounter.com/

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If I can help you

H4rryPotter@

[email protected]

Our team

DevMixTeam@

[email protected]

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Thanks :)

Any questions ??