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msgid "What is <span name=\"distro-name\"></span>?"
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"<span name=\"distro-name\"></span> is an operating system -- the core "
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"<span name=\"distro-name\"></span> is a distribution (variation) of "
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"GNU/Linux. A dependable, secure, capable, and modern computer system that "
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"on many of (if not most of) the computers that make up the backbone of "
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"<span name=\"distro-name\"></span> is a stable, easy-to-use operating system"
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"The operating system is more secure, and better supported than the operating"
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"Using <span name=\"distro-name\"></span> provides you with the freedom to "
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"When possible contribute to Upstream projects such as Solus and Debian so "
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"based desktop operating systems in the world. Linux is at the heart of "
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"What Linux, Ubuntu and Budgie desktop all have in common is they are Open "
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