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Day: 22nd August 2016

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25 amazing uses for Linux around the world…

Posted on 22nd August 2016 by Rebecca Hunt

Why just 25 amazing uses we hear you ask? Well this month is the 25th anniversary of Linux – and it wouldn’t make much sense to do a list of 50 on such an occasion. What better way to celebrate this game-changing Open Source operating system, than list some interesting and brilliant uses for Linux?[…]

Posted in Future Cert, Linux Essentials, Open Source Tagged Linux, Linux 25th anniversary

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