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  1. 04-05-2015, 10:48 AM #1
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    Transitory history of Linux

    Linux is a completely open source code free operating system open. Those people who hate Piercy they knows that Open distributed Operating System how much blessed with!
    Source code free ! Listening to this if you think about it that it’s general operating system, then you will be chump.
    The whole of the world accept Linux to the way in which that it is really amazing! It is only possible, because it has Strength and justify.
    Linux was made by Linus Torvalds in the year 1991 for i 386 processor.
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    Re: Transitory history of Linux



    Linux is a free operating system. Those who have fun on Piercy know how much the OS has won Open Distribution!
    Free source code! Listen to this, if you think it's a general operating system, you will.
    The whole world accepts Linux because it's amazing! This can only be done because he has strength and truth.
    Linus Torvalds Linux created in 1991 for processor 386.

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