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So, you have mastered every aspect of computing (or maybe not),
and you are bored with the Internet. What can you do to bring back
the thrill that you had the first time you fired up the latest
Windows operating system? How about downloading or purchasing
Linux? Linux is an ‘open-source’ operating system that is in the
‘public domain,’ meaning that it must be offered free and no
company or individual can claim it. Even for the most literate
users, experimentation into new areas of computing can be a fun and
an interesting challenge; therefore, trying out one of the latest
Linux distributions is an excellent way to venture into the world
of Unix based operating systems…”
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