What is Linux?
AnswerAn open source operating system kernel
Linux is the kernel behind many operating systems and servers.
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AnswerAn open source operating system kernel
Linux is the kernel behind many operating systems and servers.
AnswerHuman-readable instructions written by programmers
Source code is compiled or interpreted to run a program.
AnswerLinus Torvalds
Torvalds announced Linux as a hobby project in 1991.
AnswerLinus Torvalds
Torvalds built Git to manage Linux kernel development.
AnswerGeneral Public License
The GNU GPL is a widely used copyleft license.
AnswerMIT License
The MIT License allows reuse with minimal conditions.
Answer1985
Richard Stallman founded the FSF in 1985.