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Table of Contents LINUX I. Introduction A. What is Linux 1. Where did Linux came from 2. When was Linux introduced 3. Types of Linux B. Benefits of Linux 1. Performance 2. Usability 3. Features 4. Cost II. Getting Started A. System Requirements B. Installation III. Cool Stuff A. X Windows B. Networking C. System Administration IV. Conclusion What is LINUX? LINUX is a free, highly advanced, open-source operating system for PCs and Workstations. Technically, LINUX is an operating system kernel, the …

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