North Korea's own Linux operating system: RedStar

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According to overseas information site RT, North Korea (North Korea) not only has its own regional network independent from the United States-based World Wide Web, but also has its own Red Star operating system. It is reported that Red Star OS was improved last year by North Korean IT technicians on the basis of the Linux operating system. Russian scholar Mikhail used him to get the Red Star OS at Kim Sun-sung University. He spent $5 on buying two installation discs at a five-minute walk from the dormitory. The system is divided into two versions: client and server. third-party software can be purchased separately.

Let's take a look at the following:

1. there are two installation disks after unpacking;

 

2. start the Logo screen. Red Star OS supports hard disk or network download and installation. The entire process is about 10-25 minutes. After you start the installation program, you will find that the entire process is very similar to that of Windows, but it is faster and simpler, and only supports the Korean language version;

 

3. logon interface: The default is the Root user name, and the Lim on the right is the visitor account;

 

Russian scholar Mikhail used him to get the Red Star OS during his exchange at Kim Sun-sung University. He spent $5 on buying two installation discs at a five-minute walk from the dormitory. The system is divided into two versions: client and server. third-party software can be purchased separately.

4. Red Star desktop environment

 

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