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Linux is a super stable, powerful, fast and free, multi-tasking, multi-user operating system.
In "English", this means that many users can be logged into the same server at once, running multiple programs simultaneously. Word processors, graphics programs, spreadsheets, databases and web browsers are available for Linux together with a rapidly growing list of other software, much of which is either free or low-cost.

Linux can easily share files with Windows PC's and servers, enabling the stability of Linux to combine with the current desktop standard look and feel of Windows.
Desktop versions of linux will open and run virtually all of your Windows content files (such as Microsoft Word, Excel and others). You may have to learn some different screen layouts, but for the most part, the look and feel isn't so different from what you're used to.

Linux has many highly configurable graphical interfaces (known as window managers). The most popular window managers are Gnome and KDE (the K Desktop Environment).

Today, with an firm base of at least 18 million users worldwide, Linux is growing exponentially as programmers, enthusiasts, and end users exchange thoughts, implement ideas, contribute code and co-operate in the phenomenon known as "Open Source" to produce Linux.
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