2019年5月3日 · So, why branch the Debian tree out into Ubuntu, and others? The Debian GNU/Linux “ideology” (the Debian Social Contract, etc) has always been quite strict to guide the users to using only Free and Open Source Software (FOSS). Yet, they do still make binary blobs and other nonfree software available. Ubuntu really changed that!

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2022年4月11日 · The Red Hat family is represented that way in my infographic because (1) Red Hat is definitely the most important actor, and primary developer/supporter in that family, but (2) more relevant, is that "Red Hat Linux" was the original distro in this family. "Red Hat Linux" and "Red Hat ENTERPRISE Linux" are different things (a fact I didn't know ...

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This is a kind of family tree of Linux distributions. The vast majority of distributions fall into one of three original families: Debian based (think Ubuntu, Mint, Zorin), slackware based (I am not as familiar with modern distros in this family), and Redhat (think Fedora, CentOS, RHEL).

2021年10月23日 · Another thing to consider (about web-accessible and publicly shared tree programs) is that you might have a family of 100 people (or 1000, or more) that are all connected and documented, but some of that tree, and more likely, parts of your tree that you don't know about yet may already exist, researched by someone else, so when you add your ...

2011年9月8日 · Linux is not part of the UNIX family tree - this is why it's referred to as a UNIX-like system rather than a UNIX system, though it does conform to much of the API that make up a modern UNIX system. These days, UNIX is a standard - a specification of expectations to which software is written; it's not determined by an operating system's ...

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Unix / Linux family tree that includes well-known companies? Hi, I'll try to keep this short. I'm a computer science teacher trying to find a nice "family tree" diagram that shows how most of the operating systems my students use (android, iOS, chromebooks, steamOS) are in one way or another unix-like.