I am a newbie for Linux, but I like to learn and think about it. I used to prefer RedHat for the selection of Linux systems of various major production editions. After all, I am still a newbie. In some popular Linux systems, it is suitable for Personal desktop systems, such as Fedora, Ubuntu, gentoo, and SUSE, after searching for half a day, I did not find the market share of various Linux releases (how can I keep the OneState statistics ?), So I am a newbie for Linux systems with their official website visits, but I like to learn and think about it. I used to prefer RedHat for the selection of Linux systems of various major production editions. After all, I am still a newbie. In some popular Linux systems, it is suitable for Personal desktop systems, such as Fedora, Ubuntu, gentoo, and SUSE, after searching for half a day, I did not find the market share of various Linux releases (how can I keep the OneState statistics ?), So I made a picture of their official website visits and Google Trends To see how much attention they are paying to global enthusiasts? You can also provide a reference for cainiao-level figures like me to use linux.
Since we can only compare five at a time, I will divide them into two levels based on the Alexa ranking. From the Alexa ranking and PR values, we can see that debian and fedora are at the top of the list, followed by SUSE. However, the SUSE official website is mounted to the parent company's domain name. Then, we can check that novell.com only accounts for 67% of the contribution of each subdomain name. novell.com/linuxunder the novell.com domain name only has a contribution of 50 RMB. In a simple estimation, if it applies for a single domain name, The Alexa ranking can be more than 5000 characters at most, so it will not compete with gentoo and ubuntu.
Debian was first created by Ian Murdock in December 1993. It can be regarded as the Linux system most compliant with the GNU standard so far.
RedHat was first created in 1995 by Bob Young and Marc Ewing. At present, Red Hat is divided into two series: Red Hat Enterprise Linux, which provides paid technical support and updates by Red Hat, and free Fedora Core developed by the community.
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