Last Thursday, Linux turned 20. Although I have to admit being 20 would suck (being a responsible adult who is old enough to fight a nation's war, yet, not old enough to legally consume alcohol in the US), Linux has come a very long way.
From a freelanced kernel to a widely-used computer platform, the various distributions of Linux have changed the computing world. I remember when I first booted up into Ubuntu for the first time...
From a freelanced kernel to a widely-used computer platform, the various distributions of Linux have changed the computing world. I remember when I first booted up into Ubuntu for the first time...