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linux distributions

What is each distribution best for?

by LJ Staff
on March 17, 2010

What do you think each Linux distribution is "best for"? You can only pick one selection for each distribution (which, by the way, we know is going to be difficult). We'll compile results and share them in an upcoming article. Make sure your voice is heard!

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