You can find your Distro by running: wsl -l Yes, but there is no particularly good way right now to know your own distribution name once you are inside. There was another ask for that recently#4479. Probably (possibly?) one way is to run a regex on/proc/version. So WSL1 looks like...
For many people, Ubuntu has become synonymous with Linux. But Ubuntu is one of many distros, and you have a lot of choice when it comes to Linux. What Is a Linux Distro, Anyway? Linux isn’t like Windows or Mac OS X. Microsoft combines all the bits of Windows internally to produce ...
Linux mint let me pick the drive I wanted to install on which was obviously the only USB stick beside the one I booted from. You will easily be able to tell them apart. Linux asked me how I wanted to partition the drive so I make all of it root. You don’t have to do this, b...
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Feel free to explore further customizations and enjoy your new distro! If you have any questions or run into issues, don’t hesitate to seek help from the Linux community, as they are often very supportive and knowledgeable. Let’s wrap up by addressing a common question:Is it better to ...
Choosing the best Linux server distro in 2025 doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Consider your specific needs, performance requirements, and the level of support you desire. For those seeking an all-in-one solution with a user-friendly approach, Zentyal stands out as a reliable choice. Dive in...
There are, effectively, two types of releases in the world of Linux: Rolling Fixed. The two different releases are quite different, so it is important to understand how they work. The easiest way to know the difference between a Rolling and Fixed released distribution is this: ...
OpenSuse Although distantly related to Red Hat, OpenSuse is quite different from all other Linux distributions. It relies on the YaST configuration tool, and while a capable distro, has been marred by the involvement of Novell and Microsoft. Making the right choice The choice of which distribution...
OpenSuse Although distantly related to Red Hat, OpenSuse is quite different from all other Linux distributions. It relies on the YaST configuration tool, and while a capable distro, has been marred by the involvement of Novell and Microsoft. Making the right choice The choice of which distribution...
Even if you decide later that you don't like the version you've chosen, it's a fairly simple matter to start over. (Stay tuned for a separate guide to creating a Linux distro drive, booting the OS and, when you're ready, installing it.) ...