Hey Guys I am here Again Today i m gonna Share information about Linux Distro' !
There are many Distro' . Here is a Short Introduction !
Red Hat Linux introduced a graphical installer called Anaconda, intended to be easy to use for novices, and which has since been adopted by some other Linux distributions. It also introduced a built-in tool called Lokkit for configuring the firewall capabilities.
Among the most well known of these penetration testing distributions is one called “Backtrack.” Backtrack linux is your one-stop shop for..
learning hacking and performing penetration testing. BackTrack is an all-in-one tool which is the heart of hackers (Both for Newbies and Professionals). If I had to talk about BackTrack and hacking then I would tell it off in just a single sentence that is ” BackTrack takes out the word impossible from a hackers dictionary!” BackTrack contains all the tools which are required for a hacker. Once you master the backtracking stuff then no one can beat you.
One of the Most Popular Distribution of linux. The distro has one of the easiest installation mechanisms. It doesn't include proprietary codecs by default, but you can include them during installation, simply by clicking a checkbox. The distro is released twice a year with regular Long Term Support (LTS) releases that are supported for five years.
Traditionally pitched as an alternative to Ubuntu, recent releases of the Red Hat-supported community distro have been prioritising server-based features over desktop enhancements. This is why the distro makes more sense as an advanced user's playground. After all, it's a test bed for features that'll find their way into Red Hat's Enterprise offerings. Also, the distro's ease of use has diminished since the introduction of the (slowly improving) Gnome 3 desktop. New users would be jolted by the barren desktop, that requires them to learn new skills to navigate successfully.
Since it's 2006 debut, Linux Mint has slowly been crawling up everyone's list of favourite desktop distros. One of the major reasons for the distro's success is that, despite being based on Ubuntu, its default desktop is much more traditional than Ubuntu's controversial Unity interface.
An elegant looking desktop with the pleasing and lightweight Enlightenment window manager. Bodhi is probably the best integrated Enlightenment distro. It has a number of profiles, from Bare, Laptop to Compositing and Fancy, each of which are optimised for different types of hardware.
Bodhi ships with a small number of apps. You can add more apps using the innovative web-based software installation tool called AppCenter. Using this tool you can also download packages on any distro and then bring them over to Bodhi for installation.
Since it's based on Ubuntu, it uses Ubuntu's easy-to-use installer, and also offers lots of end user documentation on its website.
There are many Distro' . Here is a Short Introduction !
RED HAT
Red Hat Linux introduced a graphical installer called Anaconda, intended to be easy to use for novices, and which has since been adopted by some other Linux distributions. It also introduced a built-in tool called Lokkit for configuring the firewall capabilities.
Backtrack
Among the most well known of these penetration testing distributions is one called “Backtrack.” Backtrack linux is your one-stop shop for..
learning hacking and performing penetration testing. BackTrack is an all-in-one tool which is the heart of hackers (Both for Newbies and Professionals). If I had to talk about BackTrack and hacking then I would tell it off in just a single sentence that is ” BackTrack takes out the word impossible from a hackers dictionary!” BackTrack contains all the tools which are required for a hacker. Once you master the backtracking stuff then no one can beat you.
Ubuntu/Kubuntu
One of the Most Popular Distribution of linux. The distro has one of the easiest installation mechanisms. It doesn't include proprietary codecs by default, but you can include them during installation, simply by clicking a checkbox. The distro is released twice a year with regular Long Term Support (LTS) releases that are supported for five years.
Fedora
Traditionally pitched as an alternative to Ubuntu, recent releases of the Red Hat-supported community distro have been prioritising server-based features over desktop enhancements. This is why the distro makes more sense as an advanced user's playground. After all, it's a test bed for features that'll find their way into Red Hat's Enterprise offerings. Also, the distro's ease of use has diminished since the introduction of the (slowly improving) Gnome 3 desktop. New users would be jolted by the barren desktop, that requires them to learn new skills to navigate successfully.
Linux Mint
Since it's 2006 debut, Linux Mint has slowly been crawling up everyone's list of favourite desktop distros. One of the major reasons for the distro's success is that, despite being based on Ubuntu, its default desktop is much more traditional than Ubuntu's controversial Unity interface.
Bodhi Linux
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