Linux Standard Base (2750 bytes)
1: ...ngle UNIX Specification]], and several other open standards, but extends them in certain areas.
5: ...t software vendors to port and write products for Linux.
7: ...y [[The Open Group]] in cooperation with the Free Standards Group.
9: ... commands and utilities that extend the [[POSIX]] standard, the layout of the [[file system]] hierarchy, [[r...
15: ...ation of this mandated use of the RPM format: the standard does not dictate what package format the operatin...

Léa-Linux (597 bytes)
1: ...éa" means "[[Linux]] entre amis", or in English: "Linux with friends."
5: An organization called Léa-Linux exists, too, with advice about [[free software]].
8: *[[GNU]]/[[Linux]]
13: *[http://lea-linux.org/ homepage (Léa-Linux)]
15: [[fr:Léa-Linux]]

Linux (22971 bytes)
1: ...n page and edit history of this article and [[GNU/Linux naming controversy]] before before making substan...
2: ...See [[Linux kernel]] for the kernel itself. See [[Linux (washing powder)]] for the Swiss brand of deterge...
4: ...0px|[[Tux]], a plump [[penguin]], is the official Linux [[mascot]]]]
6: '''Linux''' is a [[computer]] [[operating system]] and its...
8: ...braries and the tools from the [[GNU]] project. [[Linux distribution]]s often bundle large quantities of ...

Bonzai Linux (659 bytes)
1: ....0 release (codenamed ''Woody'')]] on which it is based.
3: {{Linux-stub}}
6: *[[Comparison of Linux distributions]]
9: ...e/projects/bonzai/ Berlios Project Page of Bonzai Linux]
10: ...hp?name=Themen&sop=listarticles&topicid=18 Bonzai Linux News] (mostly German)

Linux maintainers (162 bytes)
1: Maintainers of the linux kernel:
7: [[category:linux]]
8: {{linux-stub}}

United Linux (4764 bytes)
1: ...ing members of United Linux were [[SuSE]], [[Turbolinux]], [[Conectiva]] and [[The SCO Group]] (formerly ...
5: ...U/Linux]] distributions proliferated. Since the [[Linux kernel]] and [[GNU]] userland were both [[free so...
7: ...rticipants consistently agreed that a unified GNU/Linux platform for business made sense. The key factors...
9: ...l [[2002]], the United Linux board put together a base technical specification, getting input from the f...
11: ...released on [[September 25]], [[2002]] and United Linux 1.0 was released on [[November 19]], [[2002]].

Linux Magazin (880 bytes)
1: ...Linux Magazin is the second oldest magazine about Linux in the [[world]]. The first issue appeared in Oct...
2: ...Linux-Professionals“ (German for The magazine for Linux-Professionals).
9: The magazine is pubished by the [[Linux New Media AG]].
12: * [http://www.linux-magazin.de/ Official website]
13: * [http://www.linuxnewmedia.de Linux New Media AG]

Linux distribution (22606 bytes)
1: ...]] plus [[application]] software comprising the [[Linux kernel]], the [[GNU]] operating system, assorted ...
3: ... to install and use. There are over 200 different Linux distributions in active development.
6: ...s and executables were needed to successfully get Linux to boot and run, but also important details conce...
8: ...as first used by individuals outside the original Linux programmers. They were more interested in develop...
12: * MCC Interim Linux, which was made available to the public for downl...

Linux kernel (17176 bytes)
1: ...[image:tux-small.png|frame|Tux|The [[Linux kernel|Linux]] [[mascot]] [[Tux]] created by [[Larry Ewing]].]...
3: In computing, the '''Linux kernel''' is a [[free software|free]] [[Unix]]-li...
7: ...General Public License]], the [[source code]] for Linux is [[free software]].
9: ...of [[software]] based on this kernel are called [[Linux distribution]]s.
12: ''See also:'' [[Timeline of Linux development]]

Yggdrasil Linux (1510 bytes)
1: ...il Linux was described as being a "Plug-and-Play" Linux distribution, in the sense that it would automati...
3: ... of [[HOWTO]]s at the time, as "[[Plug-and-play]] Linux".
5: ...istro, or who are interested about the history of Linux.
9: ...ernel|kernel]], frequents northern [[California]] Linux events, and plays [[chess]] in [[coffee shop]]s.
12: *[[Comparison of Linux distributions]]

Corel Linux (834 bytes)
1: '''Corel Linux''' was a [[Debian]]-based [[Linux distribution]] made by [[Corel]] that was release...
3: ... and development team when [[Corel]] scrapped its Linux business in [[August]] [[2001]].
8: ...?sid=99/09/20/1051226&mode=nested Slashdot: Corel Linux Beta License Violates GPL]
11: {{linux-stub}}

Ultima Linux (237 bytes)
1: '''Ultima Linux''' is a [[Linux distribution]] based on [[Slackware]]. It was created and is maintai...
4: *[http://www.ultimalinux.cjb.net Ultima Linux Homepage]

Feather Linux (517 bytes)
1: ...intained by Robert Sullivan, is a Knoppix-based [[Linux]] distribution which fits in under 64Mb. It boots...
3: ...rtly inspired by [[Damn Small Linux]], though not based upon it, and both projects share common goals.
6: * http://featherlinux.berlios.de

Linux Bangalore (1616 bytes)
1: '''Linux Bangalore''' is [[India]]'s premier [[free softw...
3: ...s to Desktop Environments and Localisation to Databases and Web Applications to Gaming and Multimedia, t...
5: ...tp://linux-bangalore.org/2003 2003], with [http://linux-bangalore.org/2004 2004] scheduled to be held on ...
7: ... of India, and [[facilitated]] by the [[Bangalore Linux User Group]].
9: ...n India, and this reflects heavily in the [http://linux-bangalore.org/2003/register/delegates/stats.php d...

Coyote Linux (626 bytes)
1: ...Coyote Linux''' is a very small distribution of [[Linux]], including the [[operating system]] and the nec...
4: *http://coyotelinux.com
5: {{Linux-stub}}
6: [[Category:Linux distributions]]

Linux Focus (567 bytes)
1: ...entation Project]], and a sister webzine of the [[Linux Gazette]]. Each issue is published in a number of...
3: ...guel Angel Sepulveda, primarily as a resource for Linux users in non-English speaking countries.
5: Linux Focus is issued under the terms of the [[GNU Free...
8: [http://www.linuxfocus.org/English/ Linux Focus]

Linux Kongress (1304 bytes)
1: ... world. It has taken place since [[1994]], when Linux was in the early stages of development, and has a...
10: *[http://www.linux-kongress.org website for the Linux Kongress]
11: ...ttp://www.linux-kongress.org/about.html About the Linux-Kongress]
13: [[Category:Linux conferences]]

ROCK Linux (2571 bytes)
1: ==ROCK Linux==
26: ...nux development is done on x86 Hardware. But ROCK Linux also supports the Alpha AXP, ARM, HPPA/HPPA64, ia...
28: ...ive demonstration of the high portability of ROCK Linux.
32: ...s a ROCK Linux based Linux distribution. The ROCK Linux build system has very flexible hooks which allow ...
36: ...o speed up build time it's possible to build ROCK Linux on a Cluster of Workstations.

Devil Linux (802 bytes)
1: ...ored at boot. Without using writable media, Devil Linux is extremely secure from outside attacks.
3: {{linux-stub}}
6: *[http://www.devil-linux.org/home/index.php Devil Linux homepage]
7: ...devil-linux.org/images/screenshots/boot.png Devil Linux screenshot]
11: [[Category:Linux distributions]]

Linux From Scratch (2591 bytes)
2: ... instructions on how to further develop the basic Linux system that was created in LFS.
4: ...to an understanding of the internals of a working Linux system. In addition, of course, compiling all of ...
6: ...builder needs a clean [[partition]] and a working Linux system. First a [[toolchain]] must be compiled co...
9: * [http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/ Linux From Scratch]
10: * [http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/ Beyond Linux From Scratch]

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