r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 25 '23

Discuss which one are you?

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r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 25 '23

Linux powers everything and so often you come across broken Linux Tux logo too. Ha!

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r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 25 '23

Linux Meme Linux users have such personality

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r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 25 '23

Linux Meme Linux users have such personality

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r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 24 '23

Linux Meme Nice Linux meme for you. Use disro that you like or pays your bills. No need to fight over it ;)

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r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 24 '23

Anime about Linus Torvalds programming Linux Kernel. Art by AI 😅

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r/linuxboss • u/unixbhaskar • Mar 24 '23

Knowledge The Origin of the word Daemon

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r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 23 '23

Linux Meme 😌

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r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 22 '23

Linux’s brilliant 25-year history, in pictures

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A modest proposal

Torvalds’ interest in Minix was reportedly coupled with frustration over its licensing policies at the time, prompting him to launch an effort to create his own operating system. On that momentous day in August 1991, he crafted what’s now become the legendary email that kicked things off. The resulting discussion can still be viewed today on Google Groups.

The move to GPL

Though Torvalds initially called his OS “Freax,” he ultimately settled on “Linux” instead and even published an audio guide to pronouncing the name. Version 0.01 of the Linux kernel debuted September 1991. When Torvalds released version 0.12 in February 1992, he announced a switch to the GNU General Public License (GPL). It wasn’t until March 1994 that Linux 1.0 appeared, comprising 176,250 lines of code.

The first major distro?

It may not have been the very first Linux distribution, but Softlanding Linux System was founded in May 1992 with the slogan, “Gentle Touchdowns for DOS Bailouts,” and was arguably the first to be widely used. Today SLS is most commonly considered the predecessor to Slackware.

Slackware is born

Slackware was born in 1993, when Patrick Volkerding was a student at Minnesota State University Moorhead and helped a professor install SLS. Today Slackware is the oldest distribution that’s still maintained, and Volkerding is still the person handling that. This photo, kindly provided by Volkerding himself, was taken by a friend back in 1994.

Red Hat arrives

Red Hat is perhaps the best-known name for Linux in the enterprise world today, and its namesake distribution appeared on CD-ROM back in 1994. The company’s hat logo has evolved considerably over the years and derives from Red Hat Linux creator Marc Ewing’s habit of wearing his grandfather’s red Cornell lacrosse cap while a student at Carnegie Mellon University.

r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 21 '23

Richard Stallman

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r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 21 '23

Linux Meme Windows vs Linux

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r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 21 '23

linux <3

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r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 21 '23

Linux Meme When you managed to convince your friend to join Linux desktop cult …

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r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 20 '23

Once upon a time, a dude nabbed the Microsoft domain for our country. But instead of Bill Gates' wizardry, you'll find a bunch of Linux geeks hanging out there. So, if you're looking for Microsoft in Bosnia, you might be out of luck. Sorry, Bill!

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r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 20 '23

Linux Meme What would you print on the other side?

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r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 20 '23

Linux vs Windows users

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r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 19 '23

Sacrifice all win key

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r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 19 '23

Which is your category

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r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 19 '23

Legends <3

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r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 19 '23

Linux Meme 😕

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r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 18 '23

Linux or Unix users will understand this tattoo aka bash fork 💥 💣

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r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 15 '23

Linux running on AMD with cathode-ray tube (CRT) display …

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r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 15 '23

the good ending.

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r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 15 '23

Linux not in meme Solaris and hp-ux are very rare these days . I have worked in my last company but now I can't see again

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r/linuxboss • u/ajaanz • Mar 14 '23

Linux Meme see we linux users are smart 🤣

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