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May 24, 2006, 13:34	suitable Linux core	#1
Tam Guest Posts: n/a	Dear all I am bigineer with Linux. if you have experience guide me what version of linux is better (fedora, suse, ...) for sientific work (compatible with related open sources, networking and parallel cmputing and so on). What is main difference between Unix OS and Linux, what is better? Kind Regards

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