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Linux and its distributions?
A Linux distribution, known as distro or flavor, is an operating system that uses the Linux Kernel. I think the most common one is Ubuntu.
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What is a Linux distribution?
A Linux Distribution (distro) is lika a flavour. For example: You can go to a dairy bar and ask for ice cream, but you need to specify which kind of ice cream. Chocolate ice cream, strawberry, bubble...
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Why did Linux Torvalds begin to create Linux?
Linux was Linus Torvald's college project. He started this because at that time there was no free open source kernel available, only open source kernel was mimix, which was not free.
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Can you update your Linux distribution?
Most modern Linux distributions have a method of updating the system without requiring a clean install. The exact procedure for this varies by distro.
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How do you create a Linux LiveCD?
It is very difficult to build a LiveCD from scratch. Basically, you need a kernel that can read ISO9660 images, a file system image (either squashfs or cloop), and an overlay system, to make it look...