Scientific Linux (SL) - distribution of the operating system Linux, which was created jointly by Fermilab and CERN, with support from various laboratories and universities from around the world. Its original purpose was to reduce duplication of laboratories and have a total installed base for the various experiments and other research projects.

The base SL distribution is based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, recompiled from source.

The main purpose of the base distribution - to provide full binary compatibility with Red Hat Enterprise Linux with a few to make minor additions or changes. Examples of such additions are Pine, and OpenAFS.

Scientific Linux uses' yum to download and install updates from the repository, such as Fedora, unlike Red Hat Enterprise Linux, which receives updates from the servers, Red Hat Network.

Scientific Linux can be used to create a working environment of the user, developer, administrator. The distribution package includes components to support virtualization Xen. The distribution includes a complete set of software components for server infrastructure for both internal network and the Internet. On its base can be created a file and print server, mail server, web server, database server (MySQL, PostgreSQL), or metadirectory LDAP, etc. The kit includes components to create a cluster infrastructure for various purposes: computing clusters, clusters of high reliability and clusters with load balancing.

The main differences from RHEL 6.0:

* Added icewm;
* Supported by openafs - distributed file system;
* There is yum-autoupdate, allowing every day automatically update distribution;
* Supplied revisor, livecd-tools, liveusb-creator - the tools to create LiveCD / LiveUSB;
* Available for additional yum-repository.

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Debian - the operating system, consisting of both free software and open source code, and from closed components. Currently, Debian GNU/Linux - one of the most popular and important distributions of Linux, in primary forms had a significant impact on the development of this type of operating system as a whole. There are also projects on other nuclei: Debian GNU/Hurd, Debian GNU/kNetBSD and Debian GNU/kFreeBSD. Debian can be used as an operating system for servers and workstations.

Debian 6.0.0 released February 6, 2011. The issue includes a number of important changes

Debian is the largest among all distributions package store - ready to use programs - and even if not by their number, then the number of supported architectures: from ARM, used in embedded devices, the most popular x86 and PowerPC, the new 64-bit AMD, and ending with IBM S/390, used in mainframes. To work with a repository developed various means, the most popular of which - Advanced Packaging Tool (APT).

Debian was the basis of a number of distributions (100, based on Debian). The most famous of them - Adamantix, Bioknoppix, Dreamlinux, Clusterix, Gnoppix, Knoppix, Ubuntu, Libranet, Linspire, MEPIS, Xandros Desktop OS, and Maemo.

Additional Information:
Released a new stable release of one of the oldest distros Linux - Debian 6.0 Squeeze.

Major changes.

Infrastructure Debian:

- Backports.org is now part of the main project (backports.debian.org);
- Removed architecture arm, added (with reservations) architecture kfreebsd-i386 and kfreebsd-amd64.

The structure of the OS:

- Redesigned installer;
- Dash is now installed by default and is optional;
- Use the new loader GRUB 2, the old GRUB is available in the package grub-legacy;
- Loading accelerated by insserv and parallel running of services on the basis of their relationships;
- Added support for dpkg in compression xz, the optimization to accelerate the work with the database and made otvyazka from perl.

Software included in the release:
- Linux 2.6.32 kernel with support for ext4 and KMS;
- GNOME 2.30 with some parts of GNOME 2.32;
- KDE 4.4.5;
- Xorg 7.5;
- OpenOffice 3.2;
- Python 2.6.6;
- Samba 3.5.5;
- Tomcat 6.0.28.
More information is available on the release page (English)

This release supports the following computer architectures:

32-bit PC (i386)
64-bit PC (amd64)
EABI ARM
PowerPC
SPARC
Intel Itanium IA-64
MIPS (endianness from junior to senior)
kFreeBSD 64-bit PC (amd64)
kFreeBSD 32-bit PC (i386)
IBM S/390
MIPS (with byte-order big-endian)

Title: Debian GNU / Linux
Version: 6.0.0
Latest version: 6.0.0
Architecture: i386 & amd64
Type of Discs: 2 CD

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Slackware Linux v13.1

The most "Unix-like" Linux distribution!



Slackware is a free and open source operating system. It is one of the earliest Linux distributions and is the oldest currently being maintained. Slackware was created by Patrick Volkerding of Slackware Linux, Inc. in 1993. The current stable version is 13.0, released on August 26, 2009.

Slackware aims for design stability and simplicity, and to be the most "Unix-like" Linux distribution, using plain text files for configuration and making as few modifications to software packages as possible from upstream.



Announcing Slackware Linux 13.1!

That's right, another stable release of Slackware is finally ready to go. Slackware 13.1 is available in both 32-bit x86 and 64-bit x86_64 editions, and brings with it many major improvements, like KDE SC version 4.4.3, the 2.6.33.4 Linux kernel, a new toolchain, updated libraries, and major applications such as Firefox and Thunderbird.

From the beginning, Slackware has offered a stable and secure Linux distribution for UNIX veterans as well as an easy-to-use system for beginners. Slackware includes everything you'll need to run a powerful server or workstation. Each Slackware package follows the setup and installation instructions from its author(s) as closely as possible, offering you the most stable and easily expandable setup.



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Slackware 13.1

Scientific Linux 6.0 LiveCD (2011) evo vam ispravni linkovi

BackTrack 5 "Revolution" [x86/x64] LiveCD | 1 GB

BackTrack - GNU / Linux-LiveCD, arising as a result of a merger WHAX and Auditor Security Collection. The project created Mati Aharoni (Mati Aharoni) and Max Moser (Max Moser). Intended primarily for testing for safety. Linux-distro BackTrack is based on Ubuntu Linux and is interesting in that it includes a wide variety of tools designed for professionals in the field of IT security. Among them, for example, Metasploit, Kismet, Nmap, Wireshark (previously - Ethereal) and Ophrack, as well as a large collection of various exploits. In this case, BackTrack, which is especially important for these distributions, does not require installation on your hard disk and can run in live mode (LiveCD / LiveUSB).


Features:

Among the features and innovations of today's release of BackTrack five authors identify:
. Support for 32 - and 64-bit systems
. BackTrack base image for the ARM architecture
. graphical desktop environments KDE 4.6 and GNOME 2.26; Metasploit 3.7.0
. support in the 32 - and 64-bit builds of two modes: A«ForensicsA» and A«StealthA» (generates no network traffic)
. Additional information:
To log in use
Code:
bt login: root Password: toor
To start the GUI
Code: startx

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