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A Review of Energetic and Sluggish Linux Distribution Gurjeet Kaur Guru Nanak College, Sukhchainana Sahib, Phagwara word processors, photo editors, video editors, and so on.[2] Many software companies made the same product with Abstract different versions that work with Linux, Linux is a popular open-source and Windows and IOS, and other operating successfully running operating system. systems. Their users are increased day by day. There But Linux is different from other operating is hundreds of Linux operating system systems in a significant way. Linux is an available in the world. Each version of open-source software means code used to Linux is known as Linux distribution. For a create Linux is free and available for the user, it is very confusing to choose the public. Anyone can download Linux to perfect Linux operating system. So, view and to edit or modify it in the way they questions arise, what are Linux require it. So, Linux is open for users who distributions? How one should chose have the appropriate skills and curiosity to contribute to the enhancement of Linux. Linux distributions? In this article, I will try This feature of Linux gives birth to Linux to answer these questions and present the distributions or Linux distro. way to choose the Linux distro. The basis points that one should keep in mind to select Linux Distributions Linux distro as per their requirements. Linux is only a kernel but the people use Because each Linux distro is not able to Linux as Linux distribution. A Linux distro fulfill each and everyone's need. Finally, is the set of components that are required to present the top available Linux distro. achieve a working operating system and the Introduction processes needed to install these components to achieve a running system. Linux is an open-source operating system. It Linux distro is a version of the Linux is best used and well known operating operating system and related components. system in the current world. It is as much as A Linux distribution includes the Linux popular as Microsoft Windows, Apple IOS, kernel, software modules from the GNU or macOS. Like other OS Linux have a Project, an installation program, window graphical interface, and the same types of manager (user interface), utilities, software you are accustomed to, such as Progressio Alas Journal Vol.1 Issue 1- A Review of Energetic and Sluggish Linux respectively provided by another vendor. applications, and documentation. Some Based on Packaging Formats distributions contain a thousand or more RPM Based Distributions vs. Deb files. [1] Based Distributions (Debian) Rpm and deb distro are different from each other Linux distro comes one after the other, a based on text commands that we used to group of Linux distro use the same copy of install the Linux and different kernel with a different set of utilities. In this software/packages on that version of way, they have derived relationships in Linux. Rpm based distro generally use many Linux versions. But all Linux distro yum and deb use apt-get command. are not same, they are different in the way Red hat Linux, Fedora, Mandriva, Based on Cost, We Need To Pay CentOS, SUSE distro are rpm-based and Commercial vs. Community Ubuntu, Knoppix, Damn Small Linux, Commercial versions of the Linux are Linux Mint are Debian based the paid and community versions are distributions. free. And there are many more ways in which Free version Linux distro provides a Linux distro is different from each other. copy of the operating system, some But the main thing is, what we shall utilities, and fewer or no technical consider when we select a particular support. Basically community versions distro or if there are many distros then focus on the common requirements of what should we check to pick distro. many end-users. On the other hand, paid version Linux To select a distro distro provides a copy of the operating There are hundreds of Linux distro present system, utilities, added features, and all in this era of the computer world. The latest updates with full tech support selection of a perfect Linux Distribution is programs. Commercial versions provide very important. Because if one uses a wrong mission-critical applications and they are Linux distro which is not developed for specially designed versions of the their needs in that case user can feel Linux operating system. is a bad system and they may not get agree to try it again? Each Linux distributes have Red hat Linux is a Commercial version their design and working environment, and Fedora is a community version of Linux moreover, each Linux distro fulfill some set provide by the same vendor. Novell's SUSE of user need. It is very important to select a Linux and open SUSE paid and free version Progressio Alas Journal Vol.1 Issue 1- A Review of Energetic and Sluggish Linux Distribution Linux distro that perfectly matches with User Friendly demands. Let Users who have new in the field had discuss the basic select points that help different expectation than who have Purpose already use the computer with Linux OS. For what purpose one use Linux? Users New users need a graphics-based user- who have a general need like they need friendly look and simplicity to perform it for word processing, internet surfing, the there desired task. On the other side, viewing, or editing pictures or use some the expert may demand high common light weighted software have performance with more and more different Linux distro. Or users need features and tools support. Here I present Linux for special purposes like scientific a list of some available options activities, gaming OS, etc. have different 1. Beginners versions of Linux distro. Here I present Ubuntu, Linux Mint Cinnamon, the list of different Linux distro Zorin OS, Elementary OS, MX differentiated on the bases of purpose. Linux, Linux Mint Mate, Manjaro 1. General Linux Linux Mint, Ubuntu, Debian, Mageia, 2. Advanced users Red Hat Enterprise Fedora, OpenSUSE, Arch Linux, CentOS, Linux, Arch Linux, CentOS, PCLinuxOS, Slackware Gentoo, Debian, Fedora, Ubuntu 2. Special Damn Vulnerable Linux, Kali Linux Distros for Scientific, Linux, Opens use. BioLinux, CAELinux, Lin4Neuro, Fedora Scientific Poseidon Linux, Fedora Astronomy Suite, Fedora Robotics Suite. 3. Linux distro for gaming SteamOS, Play on Linux, Lakka, User’s Familiarity with Other OS SparkyLinux, GameOS, Ubuntu This is another point for the select user GamePack who has already work on a different 4. Linux distro for small businesses operating system like windows or mac Ubuntu, CentOS, ClearOS, may want to shift from there OS to OpenSUSE, Manjaro Linux. So to get the same feel as their previous OS they must choose Linux distro which is specially designed for this Progressio Alas Journal Vol.1 Issue 1- A Review of Energetic and Sluggish Linux Distribution purpose. Here is the list of some Ubuntu Server, CentOS, Fedora, available options OpenSUSE, Leap, Debian Stable, 1. Window Users Slackware, Arch Linux server, Linux Lite, Zorin OS, Kubuntu, Mageia, Oracle Linux, Red Hat Linux Mint, Ubuntu MATE Enterprise Linux 2. macOS Users 3. Embedded Mobile Ubuntu Touch, Elementary OS, Deepin Linux, Plasma mobile, BackSlash Linux, Gmac Linux Helium, PureOS, Sailfish OS, PostmarketOS, Ubuntu Phone, Environment GNOME, or Phish, LuneOS. 4. Cloud Computing What type of environment is required? Cloud Linux OS, Amazon Linux, Like desktop, server, mobile or cloud Red Hat Enterprise Linux Desktop, computing, etc. for the desktop user are CentOS the regular users their need is simple and SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop, some of the work is performed on Oracle Linux – CentOS-based, application software's so they need a Linux Mint simple operating system that supports Ubuntu for Enterprise, their software. On the other hand, server Peppermint OS, Cub Linux, users need many features and support Apricity OS from the operating system. Mobile users have different needs and cloud computing users have their own set of Desktop Environment demands from the operating system. The desktop environment is the Here is the list of supporting Linux distro implementation of an interface for for a different environment. graphical users. In Linux, there are many 1. Desktop desktop environments available as an Ubuntu desktop, Fedora desktop, option. The desktop environment is the Arch Linux desktop, Deepin, look and feels with shell functionality. Kubuntu, Budgie Some popular desktop environments and Bodhi Linux, Peppermint OS, there supporting Linux Distributions. Mandriva Linux i. Gnome 2. Server Debian, OpenSuse, Fedora, CentOS, Ubuntu, Red Hat Progressio Alas Journal Vol.1 Issue 1- A Review of Energetic and Sluggish Linux Distribution Enterprise Linux, Pop! OS Package Management System Oracle Linux, SteamOS, Tails, There are two popular options for Endless OS ii. package management system: Debian KDE and RPM Debian, Fedora KDE, Feren OS, Debian is an organization of de KDE Neon, Kubuntu, Mageia, developers' interest which builds Manjaro KDE, Netrunner, NixOS, precompiled binary packages of free OpenMandriva, openSUSE, software. They consistently develop and PCLinuxOS, Parrot Security OS distribute them from their archive. iii. Mate RPM is a powerful package management Alpine Linux, Arch Linux, Debian, system. RPM is capable of building Fedora, Gentoo, GNU Guix and computer software from source and GNU GuixSD make distributable packages installing, Linux Mint, Mageia, Manjaro, updating and uninstalling packaged OpenSUSE, Parrot Security OS, software querying detailed information PCLinuxOS, Ubuntu MATE, about the packaged software, whether Uruk GNU/Linux iv. installed or not verifying the integrity of Unity packaged software and resulting Arch Linux, Fedora, Frugalware, software installation. OpenSUSE, Manjaro, Ubuntu There are also some other Linux distros Unity available that nether use neither Debian v. Cinnamon nor RPM. Linux Mint vi. List of Linux distro that supports Xfce Debian, RPM and other respectively Debian, Xubuntu, Fedora, 1.
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