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6 October 2025
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5 October 2025
| N 13:44 | Courses/LinuxAdmin diffhist +136 Drizzt talk contribs (Created page with "*Introduction *Licences *Distributions") | ||||
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| 13:40 | Move log Drizzt talk contribs moved page Courses/Distributions/Intro to Courses/LinuxAdmin/Distributions | ||||
| N 13:35 | Courses/Distributions/Intro diffhist +1,965 Drizzt talk contribs (Created page with "When people start considering "Linux" as a solution (whatever the problem), one of the first question is "Where do I start", which quickly leads to "Which distribution should I use", even without understanding (and often wondering) what a "distribution" is. Distributions (Ubuntu, Kali, Debian, RedHat, ... ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Linux_distributions find a certainly incomplete list on Wikipedia])) are only different ways to distribute the same softwares....") | ||||