Linux Distributions
Linux distributions (distros) are complete operating systems built around the Linux kernel, each with their own package management, default software, and configuration.
Popular Distributions:
Debian Family:

- Debian: Known for stability and free software principles
- Ubuntu: User-friendly, good for beginners

Red Hat Family:

- Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL): Commercial enterprise distribution
- Fedora: Cutting-edge features, sponsored by Red Hat
- CentOS: Free alternative to RHEL (now CentOS Stream)
SUSE Family:

- openSUSE: Community-driven distribution
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SUSE Linux Enterprise: Commercial enterprise solution
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