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			* [[Blender]] - while primarily a 3D modeler, it is also capable of many of the topics seen above.

	=Sources=		=Sources=

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	[[File:Tux.png\|thumb\|right\|~~cheeky lil bastard~~.]]		[[File:Tux.png\|thumb\|right\|Tux, the mascot of Linux.]]

	'''Linux''' is the colloquial term used for a series of "[[Unix]]-Like" operating systems under similar ~~ideologies~~. Linux ''itself'' is the kernel most commonly used with them, however there are others that may be used in its place (like BSD, for example.)		'''Linux''' is the colloquial term used for a series of "[[Unix]]-Like" operating systems under similar conditions. Linux ''itself'' is the kernel most commonly used with them, however there are others that may be used in its place (like BSD, for example.) Linux-Like systems are almost always free, as well as the programs made for them; the FOSS (Free-And-Open-Source) mindset is very prevalent within its community.

			The subject of Linux is an incredibly complex one that this wiki not only cannot fathom to reach nor will it try to. There are countless resources online to explore Linux further that are a search engine click away.

			Many professional video editors are not available on Linux. However, most [[Category:FOSS Programs\|free and open source]] editors like [[Kdenlive]] and [[Blender]] are openly available, making them common choices for Linux [[tennis]] players. Others are known to work using emulation or Wine (a Windows operating layer).

	Many of the professional video editors are not available on Linux. However, most [[Category:FOSS Programs\|free and open source]] editors like [[Kdenlive]] and [[Blender]] are openly available, making them common choices for Linux [[tennis]] players.

	=History=		=History=

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	=~~Common Versions of~~ Linux=		=Linux Distros=
	~~Most~~ Linux ~~versions~~ are often ~~called~~ '''distros'''. ~~Find some yourself~~ at https://distrowatch.com/		Installations of Linux are often a group of packages installed together and known '''distros'''. A huge collection of different distros can be found at https://distrowatch.com/. DistroWatch also keeps track of the popularity of various distros and their popularity compared to others.

	Here are a collection of some of the most ~~popular~~ distros:		Here are a collection of some of the most well known distros:

			==Linux Mint==
			"The Friendly Operating System";<ref>https://www.linuxmint.com/</ref> A great version when getting started, '''Linux Mint''' is made to work well from the get-go and have everything you need to be productive.

	==Ubuntu==		==Ubuntu==
	'''Ubuntu''' ~~was~~ the ~~most popular Linux distro for a very long time~~, ~~often~~ the ~~distro that most people think of when someone mentions Linux~~.		'''Ubuntu''' is another very well-known option, however in recent years it has been superseded in popularity by systems like LM and Debian. <ref>https://ubuntu.com/</ref> Popular variants include Kubuntu and Lubuntu, which are primarily changes to the default window manager (aka, what the GUI looks like).

	==Debian==		==Debian==
	The tried and true, Debian gets things done. It ain't crazy, but it won't blow up in your face. ~~It's the~~ workin' man's distro.		"The Universal Operating System":<ref>https://www.debian.org/</ref> tried and true, '''Debian''' gets things done. It ain't crazy, but it also won't blow up in your face. The workin' man's distro.

	==Arch Linux==		==Arch Linux==
	~~yea son~~		A simple and lightweight distribution<ref>https://archlinux.org/</ref> for more advanced users; '''Arch''' starts with very little but makes it easy to add whatever your heart desires. Great for enthusiasts as well as others wanting to learn more about Linux and its related components. It is also well known for detailed documentation which often is used for solving problems with other distros as well.<ref>https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Main_page</ref>

			Arch has many variants as well, some of the more popular being Manjaro and EndeavourOS.

	==Fedora/RHEL==		==Fedora/RHEL==
	'''Fedora''' and '''RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux)''' are Linux distros maintained by RedHat. Fedora is the FOSS version, while RHEL is the enterprise edition for businesses~~. RHEL is one of the few actively maintained Linux distros that has consistently ''not'' been free~~.		'''Fedora''' and '''RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux)''' are Linux distros maintained by RedHat<ref>https://fedoraproject.org/</ref><ref>https://www.redhat.com/en/technologies/linux-platforms/enterprise-linux</ref>. Fedora is the FOSS version, while RHEL is the paid enterprise edition for businesses.

	==Gentoo==		==Gentoo==
	no		One of the most advanced distros on this list, '''Gentoo''' takes things another step further by requiring all packages to be installed from source. While this allows for huge leaps in customization, it also means you ''really'' need to know what you are doing.<ref>https://www.gentoo.org/</ref>

	~~==Linux Mint==~~


	=Compatible Programs=		=Compatible Programs=

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	[[Category:Operating Systems]]		[[Category:Operating Systems]]
	[[Category:FOSS Programs]]		[[Category:FOSS Programs]]

			[[File:Tux.png\|thumb\|right\|cheeky lil bastard.]]

	'''Linux''' is the colloquial term used for a series of "[[Unix]]-Like" operating systems under similar ideologies. Linux ''itself'' is the kernel most commonly used with them, however there are others that may be used in its place (like BSD, for example.)		'''Linux''' is the colloquial term used for a series of "[[Unix]]-Like" operating systems under similar ideologies. Linux ''itself'' is the kernel most commonly used with them, however there are others that may be used in its place (like BSD, for example.)

	Many of the professional video editors are not available on Linux. However, most [[Category:FOSS Programs\|free and open source]] editors like [[Kdenlive]] and [[Blender]] are openly available, making them common choices for Linux [[tennis]] players.		Many of the professional video editors are not available on Linux. However, most [[Category:FOSS Programs\|free and open source]] editors like [[Kdenlive]] and [[Blender]] are openly available, making them common choices for Linux [[tennis]] players.

			=History=
			==Unix==

			'''Unix''' is a collection of operating systems, most of which are closed source. They serve as the basis for [[Linux]], [[Mac OS]] (specifically {{#tip-text:Berkeley\|who suck at football lol}} Unix), [[IRIX]], and many others.

			The original version, AT&T-Unix, was made in 1969 for PDP-11 systems.

			While its derivatives have common use cases for [[tennis]]-related stuff, Unix itself is almost never seen in the tennis scene.

			https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix


	=Common Versions of Linux=		=Common Versions of Linux=
	Most Linux versions are often called '''distros'''. Find some yourself at https://distrowatch.com/		Most Linux versions are often called '''distros'''. Find some yourself at https://distrowatch.com/

			Here are a collection of some of the most popular distros:

	==Ubuntu==		==Ubuntu==
			'''Ubuntu''' was the most popular Linux distro for a very long time, often the distro that most people think of when someone mentions Linux.

	==Debian==		==Debian==
			The tried and true, Debian gets things done. It ain't crazy, but it won't blow up in your face. It's the workin' man's distro.

	==Arch Linux==		==Arch Linux==
	for ~~real men~~		yea son

			==Fedora/RHEL==
			'''Fedora''' and '''RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux)''' are Linux distros maintained by RedHat. Fedora is the FOSS version, while RHEL is the enterprise edition for businesses. RHEL is one of the few actively maintained Linux distros that has consistently ''not'' been free.

			==Gentoo==
			no

			==Linux Mint==


	=Compatible Programs=		=Compatible Programs=
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	==Photo Editors==		==Photo Editors==
			* [[GIMP]]
	==Other==		==Other==
			* [[ffmpeg]]

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	for real men		for real men

			=Compatible Programs=
			==Video Editors==
			* [[Kdenlive]]
			* [[DaVinci Resolve]]
			* [[Natron]]
			==Audio Editors==
			* [[Audacity]]
			==Photo Editors==
			==Other==

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	[[Category:Operating Systems]]		[[Category:Operating Systems]]
			[[Category:FOSS Programs]]

	'''Linux''' is the colloquial term used for a series of "Unix-Like" operating systems. Linux ''itself'' is a kernel ~~that is~~ most commonly used, however there are others that may be used in its place (like BSD, for example.)		'''Linux''' is the colloquial term used for a series of "[[Unix]]-Like" operating systems under similar ideologies. Linux ''itself'' is the kernel most commonly used with them, however there are others that may be used in its place (like BSD, for example.)

	Many of the professional video editors are not available on Linux. However, most [[Category:FOSS ~~Software~~\|free and open source]] editors like [[Kdenlive]] and [[Blender]] are openly available, making them common choices for Linux [[tennis]] players.		Many of the professional video editors are not available on Linux. However, most [[Category:FOSS Programs\|free and open source]] editors like [[Kdenlive]] and [[Blender]] are openly available, making them common choices for Linux [[tennis]] players.

	=Common Versions of Linux=		=Common Versions of Linux=

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	~~The~~ operating ~~system~~ for ~~big boys~~		'''Linux''' is the colloquial term used for a series of "Unix-Like" operating systems. Linux ''itself'' is a kernel that is most commonly used, however there are others that may be used in its place (like BSD, for example.)

			Many of the professional video editors are not available on Linux. However, most [[Category:FOSS Software\|free and open source]] editors like [[Kdenlive]] and [[Blender]] are openly available, making them common choices for Linux [[tennis]] players.

			=Common Versions of Linux=
			Most Linux versions are often called '''distros'''. Find some yourself at https://distrowatch.com/

			==Ubuntu==

			==Debian==

			==Arch Linux==
			for real men

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