In class, when the different versions of Linux were being described (Red Hat, Fedora, Ubuntu), I think you said that companies package Linux applications and then sell them as these different versions. Well, then Linux isn't free anymore, right? So how does that work?
Also, really dumb question: Where does one find the disk defragmenter? I know I should know how to run this, but I don't.
those versions of Linux are still basically free since you only need to pay the cost of CD and shipping to get them.
ReplyDeleteYou can use the desktop search in windows 7 to find it. it is in system tools
Thanks very much!
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