The Story of Linux

The YouTube video titled "The Story of Linux" likely covers the history and evolution of the Linux operating system. Linux is a free and open-source operating system that is based on the Unix operating system and was first released in 1991. The video may discuss the development of Unix, a powerful and influential operating system that was created in the 1970s, and the various "Unix wars" that occurred as different versions of the operating system competed for market dominance.

The video may also cover the creation of the GNU project, a collaboration between programmers to create a free version of Unix, and the development of the Linux kernel, the core component of the Linux operating system that manages communication between the software and hardware of a computer.

Overall, the "The Story of Linux" video is likely a comprehensive look at the history and development of the Linux operating system, from its roots in Unix to its current widespread use in a variety of computing devices and environments.

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00:00 Intro
00:23 Chapter 1 - UNIX
02:03 Chapter 2 - UNIX WARS
03:33 Chapter 3 - GNU
05:23 Chapter 4 - The LINUX Kernel
07:05 Outro

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[parveshnegi]

Quite informative in terms of not getting bored while understanding history and how it's get populated.🙂

[dczoekj]

Very professional looking video recap about the linux we know today. It's strange it has this low amount of views. Regarding the topic, I like that you've mentioned Richard Stallman, most people think that he is an annoying fat dude who just gained popularity for being strange. Although he is quite controversial, he is one of the main founders of the core tools that are used on almost all linux-running machines. He also did a lot of work in the "free software movement" and terms like free and open source software are popular just because of him. This movement is still important even today, and many corporations have realised the potential benefits for contributing to open source projects. It's very inspiring when people collaborate, even small contributions add up to projects that are used globally and improve the lives of many.

[ernstoud]

Chapter 2 starts with the caption “Linux wars”… I thought “huh?”, but the rest of chapter 2 goes on about the Unix Wars, correct