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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Invented by [[Linus Thorvalds]] in 1991. A [[UNIX]] alike operating system [http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html free as in beer].<br />
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==Most Recent Releases==<br />
[http://kernel.org kernel.org]<br />
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Kernel 2.6 has even more features of a modern multitasking OS than Windows.<br />
* SCSI / IDE RAID<br />
* O(1) Scheduler<br />
* Hyperthreading support<br />
* AMD64 support (including no execution protection)<br />
* comes with source<br />
* ultra portable<br />
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Most prominent applications for Linux include: [[KDE]], [[apache]], [[php.definition|PHP]], [[av.definition|AV]]<br />
The help file equivalent in the Linux world is called [http://man-wiki.net MAN Pages]. If you're ever lost, puzzled how a command works, just type '''man command'''.<br />
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Easiest way to a compiled kernel:<br />
* Download source bzip2<br />
* tar -xjvpf linux1.23.tar.bzip2<br />
* cd linux1.23<br />
* make menuconfig<br />
* make dep clean install</div>213.23.25.163