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most if not all large organisations and government bodies around the world use linux to varying degrees including ibm, google, oracle, amazon, us dod, us navy, city of munich, spain, the french parliment, and the commercial bank of china. installation options linux typically comes bundled with lots of other free software components and packaged in such a way as to be relatively easy to install on your computer. typically, you have the choice of running linux from one of the following media, but bear in mind you will only get full performance from a hard drive installation. cd usb key hard drive installation choosing a distribution as you would expect there are pro’s and con’s to all distributions, of which there are many. for users who are new to linux we would currently recommend one of the following options; ubuntu mint fedora opensuse mandriva help! it’s all gone wrong! if you have a problem, the best place to go for free support are the support forums attached to this site where enthusiasts will try to help you on a free of charge basis. if on the other hand you need a faster fix and are prepared to pay, there are a number of companies in the uk who can provide you with commercial technical support. to the forum! commercial vendors rtfm! you may occasionally come across this response when asking questions online, it’s an acronym for r ead the f ine m anual. not only are there many online document to which you can refer, there are many very good books available which you may find useful. show me books! linux on the desktop unlike commercial or branded operating systems, linux offers you a choice of how you would like your user interface to look and feel, beyond just choosing a theme. currently there are four main options; gnome kde xfce lxde desktop applications one thing to be aware of is that although linux will not run windows programs, there often better linux alternatives and there are ways to run windows programs indirectly. you can either use a package called wine to run some programs within your linux environment, or you can use a virtualisation product to run windows itself on top of linux. wine kvm vmware linux on your servers a typical linux server distribution will come with sufficient software to replicate the functionality of your current windows servers and will include free application software that would typically cost many thousands had you purchased the windows equivalent. can it do the job? 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