Linux is an operating system that acts as an intermediary between computer hardware and users. It provides a user interface and controls hardware. There are different types of operating systems including desktop OSs like Linux, Windows, and macOS, server OSs like Linux distributions and Windows Server, and mobile OSs like Android and iOS. Linux sits between computer hardware and users and was created in 1991 as an open source alternative to Unix. It can be installed on many device types and is used widely by governments, companies, and other organizations.
Linux is an operating system that acts as an intermediary between computer hardware and users. It provides a user interface and controls hardware. There are different types of operating systems including desktop OSs like Linux, Windows, and macOS, server OSs like Linux distributions and Windows Server, and mobile OSs like Android and iOS. Linux sits between computer hardware and users and was created in 1991 as an open source alternative to Unix. It can be installed on many device types and is used widely by governments, companies, and other organizations.
Linux is an operating system that acts as an intermediary between computer hardware and users. It provides a user interface and controls hardware. There are different types of operating systems including desktop OSs like Linux, Windows, and macOS, server OSs like Linux distributions and Windows Server, and mobile OSs like Android and iOS. Linux sits between computer hardware and users and was created in 1991 as an open source alternative to Unix. It can be installed on many device types and is used widely by governments, companies, and other organizations.
Linux is an operating system that acts as an intermediary between computer hardware and users. It provides a user interface and controls hardware. There are different types of operating systems including desktop OSs like Linux, Windows, and macOS, server OSs like Linux distributions and Windows Server, and mobile OSs like Android and iOS. Linux sits between computer hardware and users and was created in 1991 as an open source alternative to Unix. It can be installed on many device types and is used widely by governments, companies, and other organizations.
Understanding Linux Concepts What is Operating System? As per Wikipedia An operating system is system software that manages computer hardware and software resources, and provides common services for computer programs
In simple words An operating system (OS) is software that acts as a middleman or a bridge between computer hardware and the computer user. It provides a user interface and controls the computer hardware so that software can function
Types of Operating Systems:
1. Desktop Operating Systems, e.g., Microsoft Windows, macOS, and Linux such as Ubuntu 2. Server Operating Systems, e.g., Windows Server, Linux distributions like CentOS, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3. Mobile Operating Systems, e.g., Android, iOS, Windows Mobile 4. Embedded Operating Systems used in devices like routers, smart TVs, automobiles, home appliances etc. 5. Real-Time Operating Systems (RTOS) used in critical systems like medical equipment, car ECUs, aerospace, defense, network firewalls, home security system etc.
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Unix vs. Linux • Unix was first developed for multi-user and multi-tasking in mid-1970 in Bell Labs by ATT, GE and Massachusetts institute of Technology • Then born Linux in 1991 by Linus Torvalds • Linux is mostly free • Linux is open source • Unix is mostly used by Sun as Solaris, HP-UX, AIX etc. • Linux is used by many developers community or companies (Redhat, CentOS, Debian) etc. • Unix comparatively supports very fewer File systems • Linux can be installed on a wide variety of computer hardware, ranging from mobile phones, tablets, video game consoles, to mainframes and supercomputers.
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114 Linux Commands
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Linux Vs. Windows
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www.utclisolutions.com Linux Users • US Government and Agencies (National, State, Federal and International) • NASA • Health Care • The Bullet Trains in Japan runs at the speed of 150-215 m/h • Traffic Control • Financial Institutes e.g. NYSE • Entertainment industries (Cinemas, Production houses etc.) • World e-commerce leaders, including Amazon, eBay, PayPal, and Walmart run their platform on Linux • Other fortune 500 companies e.g. Google, IBM, McDonalds, Facebook etc.
