Linux Distros Example

Computing   /   by admin   /   July 04, 2021

A Linux distro or distribution is a variant of the Linux system, which in addition to including the Linux system, includes packages of software to satisfy the end user, depending on who the end user is, and may be for home use, business, or for servers.

The basis of a Linux distro is to include the Linux kernel, the tools of the GNU project and many other applications depending on each distro, and for who the end user is.

Some examples of the most common or most used Linux Distros or Distributions currently are the following 

Name Supported architectures Packet format License Country
Debian  alpha, amd64, arm, PA-RISC, i386, IA-64, m68k, Mips, Mipsel, PowerPC, zSeries / s390, SPARC  deb  DFSG   world
Fedora  i386, PowerPC, PowerPC-64, s390, s390x, x86-64  rpm  GPL  USA
Gentoo  x86 (i686), x86-64, IA-64, PPC, PPC-64, SPARC64, HPPA, alpha  tar.gz / source files  GPL  world
Mandriva  i586, IA-64  rpm  GPL  world
Slackware  i486 (x86), alpha, SPARC, s390  tgz  GPL  USA
Suse  i586, IA-64, PowerPC, s390, s390x, x86-64  rpm  GPL  world
Ubuntu  amd64, i386, PowerPC  deb  GPL  world
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