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Hi welcome to the complete Ubuntu Linux server and recession goes in this lesson.

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We're going to learn the history of Linux operating system.

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Linux is an operating system Dolapo by Linus Torvalds in early 1990s.

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Linus is a graduate student from Union City office and key in Finland.

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In those days three operating systems were available in the market such as Unix DOS and Mac OS.

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The source code of Unix operating system was available for university students for study purpose but

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after some time this practice had been stopped.

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After that Professor Tannenbaum who was a news professor loves occlude North Unix operating system and

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named it as many Sagi which was used by new city students for understanding the working operating system.

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OK now those whose of Minix is available for all the students for understanding the internal working

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operating system.

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So Linus forward's get inspired by Minix and he loves the first official Linux kernel on up Google 1991

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and named it as Linux version.

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0 1 0 2.

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Ok this version contains three Kilties such as Basse update and this is the best use for executing the

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commands that is used for performing the operations of file and GCC that used to execute or compile

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the source code.

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Then on January 1992 Linux Widgeon zero point Clo was released as an improved and stable kernel of Linux

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that by a group of thousands of programmers around the world contributed to Linux and add their own

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source code under the new GPL to improve their operating system.

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What is the GPL.

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It is a general public license agreement and the vich you can add.

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You are all the source code to Linux cookie you can distribute it but you cannot sell that operating

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system.

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OK so under this license they contributed to Linux so and are different kinds of Linux distributions

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are done by different groups of programmers.

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OK distributions like redhat centaurs Debian Ubuntu and many more.

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OK though there are different solutions that are available.

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But one thing is common amongst all the distributions and that is the Linux kernel.

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It is the old operating system and our lives are different.

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So here I will issue your video order of Linux here working in his home office.

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So this is my working space.

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I've been using a working desk for the last three or four months now.

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I'm not sure how much it does for me but I'm sure it's healthier than just sitting down and also trying

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to keep my desk clean.

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Because if you pan over to my old desk which I don't actually use anymore because it got so filled with

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crap I didn't know what to do about this anymore.

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I need to burn it down some day.

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I used to work night time but then I got kids and the kids go to school and that means that we had to

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wake up at 7:30 or so to take the kids to school.

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It's not exactly a nine to five job but it is actually fairly close and you can see that in the commit

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logs.

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It's interesting I sometimes do statistics of how which time zones people are and what and what time

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people are working at and these days you can definitely tell that a lot of people are actually keeping

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pretty regular hours.

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I'm not the only one with kids career.

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It's set at a very slow speed.

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I call my zombie shuffling desk because if I put it any faster than 1 mile an hour my mouse movements

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get very erratic and I no longer can close my windows.

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I only have a web browser which is how I really email and a couple of terminal windows open which is

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where I end up doing my get tools and an encoding although the coding part is not that common anymore.

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In between emails I end up reading Mary's text sites and sometimes not so text sites depending on what's

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going on.

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I'm going to stop this because I'm having a hard time walking.
