Debian vs Fedora vs BSD Command
Debian vs Fedora vs BSD Command
Debian command
Debian is popular and freely-available computer operating system that uses the Linux kernel and other program components obtained from the GNU project Debian can be downloaded over the Internet or , for a small charge , Obtained CD
What is Debian GNU/Linux
- A free operating system and software distribution
- Uses the Linux kernel and many GNU tools
- Started 1993 by lan Murdock (Deb+lan)
- Purely volunteer and community based
- APT for powerful software package management
- More supported hardware architectures
Debian command
alias : Create an alias
basename : Return just the file name alone
bzip2/bunzip2 : Compress or decompress named file (s)
cat : Display the contents of a file
cat -n : Simple way to add Line -numbers to the output of a command
cd : change Directory
chgrp : change group ownership
chmod :change access permissions
chroot : Run a command with a different root directory
clear : clear terminal screen
cp : copy one or more files to another location
Fedora Command
What is Fedora ?
- A linux distribtion by Red Hat.
- Supported by the Fedora project.
- Cutting edge technology and software.
- Upstream from Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
- Short support cycle (~13 month).
Fedora Environment.
- Fedora workstation Dekstop GUI use.
- Fedora server Native or Virtual, headess use.
- Fedora cloud infrastructure, minimal install.
To install in termnal it use "yum"
BSD Command
- BSD is stand for “Berkeley Software Distribution”.
- A UNIX operating system.
- Handles process scheduling, memory management, symmetric multi-processing (SMP), device drivers, etc.
- Configure as a root

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