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15 Linux Resources Sites in German

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   Articles (21) - Articles, tutorials, news, blogs, general information
   Documentation (4) - Manuals, specifications, descriptions
   Downloads (15)
   Forums (8) - Discussion forums and mailing lists
   Links (12) - Link lists and directories

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Reliability (1), Security (1)

10 Matching Links - sorted by search engine weighting, sort alphabetically

Linux.org - Central source of Linux information.
Own description: "Comprehensive information and resources about the Linux Operating System."
Debian - Linux distribution.
Own description: "Debian GNU/Linux is a free distribution of the GNU/Linux operating system. It is maintained and updated through the work of many users who volunteer their time and effort."
Gentoo - Linux distribution optomized for performance and configurability.
Own description: "Gentoo Linux -- Gentoo Linux News"
Red Hat - Linux distribution.
Own description: "Red Hat -- Linux, Embedded Linux and Open Source Solutions"
Ubuntu - Linux-based operating system
Own description: "Ubuntu Home Page | Ubuntu"
Security-Enhanced Linux - by the National Security Agency.
Own description: "Security-Enhanced Linux"
andLinux - Ubuntu Linux system running under Windows.
Own description: "andLinux.org -- Run Linux natively inside Windows"
Freesco - Free router software based on Linux.
Own description: "FREESCO Project"
Freespire - Community-driven, Debian-based Linux distribution.
Own description: "Freespire"
Pocket Linux - Minimal, one floppy Linux system.
Own description: "Official homepage of Pocket Linux project - one floppy linux workstation."

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