distro
- noun
- /ˈdɪstroʊ/
- Jargon
- Read on to discover which distro comes up top for installation ease, customization, performance, security, and more.
- Linux distro
OK, can confirm it's running emulec which is Linux distro that's specifically for emulation.
- OK, can confirm it's running emulec which is Linux distro that's specifically for emulation.
- One thing that I run up against is my lack of experience with Canoe Linux distros.
- Yeah, the NFT will be minted and connected to distro.
- Whether it's what movie they should see or what computer they should buy or what distro Linux they should be installing.
Examples
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Why do you think Ubuntu and many other distros are based on Debian?
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(A distribution or "distro" is the operating system plus assorted software.)
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I'd rather have one Linux distro accepted by a lot of people over anything else.
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What I value most in a distro at this point is: GUI package manager's ease of use.
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The backup mode includes /home (and a few other things), and distro mode does not include /home.
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Lately, there has been some confusion about the different FreePBX Distro versions.
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I am a big fan of a lot of distros, especially my home base, Debian.
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Ubiquity is by far the most advanced installer that any distro has to offer.
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So there are loads of distros in the Debian Ubuntu family.
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If you are new to Linux, you should start with an easy-to-use Linux distro like Ubuntu.
Synonyms
An announcement, product, or statement made available to the public
A system that moves goods from factories to stores
Surface Forms
Etymology
Distro is a short form of distribution, used especially in computing to mean a ready-made set of software. The root is the same as distribute, which means 'to give out', so a Linux distro is a package of an operating system that is 'given out' or shared for people to install.