Oriola Gjetaj - Linux Ubuntu(OSCAL2014)

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Ubuntu is a free and open-source operating system that can be used on desktops, servers, and devices. It offers benefits like saving money, protecting data, extending hardware lifespan, providing free apps, and integrating social apps. Ubuntu has a user-friendly interface, easy installation, media and hardware compatibility. It has a large community that provides support through documentation, chat, forums, mailing lists and AskUbuntu. There are different desktop environments to choose from and options to customize the interface. Ubuntu can also be used for servers, academia, and making custom distributions.

Technology

What it does
 saves you money
 protects your data
 revives your old and new computers
 gives your free apps
 all-in-one social apps
many more..

User Friendly
 Easy installation
 Media management
 Hardware compatibility

User Support
 Official Ubuntu Documentation
 Live support chat
 Web forums
 Mailing Lists
 AskUbuntu

Desktop Distributions
 Ubuntu GNOME
 Kubuntu
 Lubuntu
 Mythbuntu
 UbuntuKylin
 Ubuntu Studio
 Xubuntu

Cloud integration
• Public cloud
• Private cloud
• OpenStack

CentOS is a "distribution" with a rather unique description: it is a free (gratis) clone of a commercially-supported "distribution" with all the branding removed. Being enterprise-grade distribution means solid and well-tested; but it also means not having the latest functionality. It also means having a small enough feature set to provide commercial support in a viable manner: and that typically means choosing one technology and sticking with it. But what if you wanted your entire system to be solid, and well-tested, but want the latest features for one particular package or program? Or what if you really wanted an enterprise system, but wanted to use one of the alternate technoligies that were not selected? This is where CentOS SIGs come in. The new CentOS is still at its core a clone of an upstream enterprise distribution. But having had success with the Xen4CentOS project, which provided a version of Xen to run on CentOS 6, they have now generalized the process. This talk will talk about CentOS SIGs: the vision, the structure, what SIGs are available. We will compare and contrast them to other community distro development models like Fedora, OpenSuSE, Debian, Ubuntu, and so forth. We will also share lessons from the CentOS Virt SIG, in which a number of virtualisation and related technologies such as Xen, oVirt, Docker and others collaborate.

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Oriola Gjetaj - Linux Ubuntu(OSCAL2014)

1. Linux - Ubuntu

2. What is Ubuntu

3. What it does  saves you money  protects your data  revives your old and new computers  gives your free apps  all-in-one social apps many more..

4. New to Ubuntu

5. User Friendly  Easy installation  Media management  Hardware compatibility

6. User Support  Official Ubuntu Documentation  Live support chat  Web forums  Mailing Lists  AskUbuntu

7. Large Community

8. Getting around

9. Application store

10. Single update manager

11. Modifications according to your need

12. Customization in Ubuntu- User Interface

13. User Interface - GNOME

14. User Interface - KDE

15. User Interface - XFCE