Ten important developments in Linux

Article Title: Ten important developments in Linux. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source.

What are the important developments in the global Linux industry over the past decade? People may have different opinions on this. However, everyone must have a similar understanding. What is the actual situation?

In December 20, IBM selected ten important Linux developments that everyone should know during the celebration of the important developments in Linux over the past 10 years. The results of the selection were eye-catching. Important progress of these ten Linux systems: 1. LPI Global Certification; 2. Samba server; 3. S/390 computers; 4. SELinux; 5. LiveCD, 6. Linux cluster; 7. Super Linux computer; 8. Playstation; 9. virtualization technology; 10. OLPC children's education program. What is interesting is that IBM has put LiveCD (or Live USB) in parallel with a super Linux computer. In the eyes of some people, LiveCD is a little skill, but it is not in the elegant hall, but why did you win this honor?

Recall that, more than two decades ago, in the childhood PC, computers were generally started from a floppy disk, and even some computers were not connected to a hard disk. It seems that the LiveCD technology seems to make time flow back, so that people can return to the wonderful DOS era again, no matter where you go, a floppy disk is plugged in and OK. The current situation is nothing more complicated than everything. no matter where you go, the USB flash drive will be OK. It's no wonder that IBM is so keen on LiveCD startup technology.

As you know, it is very easy to install the system to the hard disk from the LiveCD disc. However, it is not easy to create a LiveCD from a software system on the hard disk, and few people are familiar with it. In fact, the business exclusively operated by the kanasshop.com is the same.

It can be seen that LiveCD technology has a general significance and used to be a symbol of the times. In history, a computer can have no hard disk. Our generation has personally experienced that era. Now, I clearly remember that one afternoon more than 20 years ago, I took a bus from Renmin University of China to graduate school of Beijing Normal University to solve the driver problem of the printer (Epson in Japan. At that time, my schoolbag had only one DOS boot disk and nothing else. At this moment, I really want to go back to that wonderful DOS age. Today, it is often said that computers do not have a hard disk and are considered a waste. There is no doubt that this is an aftereffect of XP. In the future, Google's Chrome computer will not have a hard disk, saving all troubles. Now, people are connecting their hard disks with viruses and Trojans, so they are afraid of their hard disks all day long. LiveCD/USB can also free you from all these troubles.

Note: IBM is a veteran of modern computers, and some of its views are outdated and sedated, unlike Microsoft, a software nouveau riche.