Linux at 20: the quiet giant
Telegraph.co.uk
Linux, the operating system that grew out of Linus Torvalds' “hobby”, now runs the majority of the world's web servers, including those (CDN networks) that deliver The Telegraph website. For many of the last 20 years, Linux devotees, including some of ...
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InfoWorld
Today, Linux -- as Torvalds's OS came to be called -- is available for just about every modern processor architecture and many archaic ones. It can power every kind of computing device, from PCs, netbooks, and smartphones to mainframes, ...
http://www.infoworld.com/d/open-source- ... ies-170959 Week in tech: Linux turns 20, Windows 8's tablet prospects
Ars Technica
March of the Penguin: Ars looks back at 20 years of Linux: The Linux kernel was first revealed to the world on August 25, 1991. Twenty years later, the hobbyist project became one of the most widely used operating systems, running on everything from ...
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