Ubuntu and Debian are two of the most popular Linux distributions in history. Aside from that, they’re very closely related, making it hard for new Linux users to sort out the differences between the two.
While, many things may appear to be similar, or even the same, with these powerhouse distributions, there are some sizable differences between them.
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