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As a benefit to the source code for the Linux kernel being freely-distributed, a number of companies have developed their own "distribution" of Linux. Each of these distributions has it's own feature set, and some are geared towards specific types of computer systems. In some cases, they are available at no charge via FTP and in other cases they may be purchased on CD for a relatively low cost.

Conectiva Red Hat Linux

Developed by: Conectiva
Description: A Brazilian version of RedHat.

Delix DLD Linux

Developed by: MNIS
Description: A German Linux distribution.

Eagle Linux

Developed by: The Eagle Group
Description: A German Linux distribution.

Eurielec Linux

Developed by: Eurielec
Description: A Spanish Redhat distribution.

Kheops Linux

Developed by: Logiciels du Soleil
Description: A French Redhat distribution

MNIS Linux

Developed by: MNIS
Description: A French Linux distribution.
S.u.S.E. Linux

Devloped by: S.u.S.E. Linux
Description: S.u.S.E. Linux is a German distribution containing the full Linux OS and over 800 preconfigured software packages on five CD-ROMs, as well as a 400-page reference book. The book covers both introductory as well as advanced topics. Also included is the innovative utility "YaST" puts full control into the users' hands, allowing them to install, configure and fine-tune their systems. YaST lets novices get started easily; it lets experts go as far as they want. S.u.S.E. also develops and supports a series of X Servers for newer, high-end graphics cards. An English version is also available. The installation is available in German, English, Italian, and French.

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