Distributions or distros are different versions of the Linux operating system. Some are based on Debian, which is also known as Debian GNU/Linux. Others are based on Fedora, Ubuntu, other distributions, or are independent. Research Linux distributions and select one that interests you to discuss with the class. Identify the distribution origins, architecture, popularity, and whether it is used on servers or desktops. Also, answer the following questions: Is the distribution being regularly updated/improved? Is there an active user forum/support available for the distribution? Is the distribution considered quote and secure .Is it used by security professionals? What features make it secure? Would you consider replacing your current operating system with this distribution? Why or why not?

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Ubuntu is a Debianbased Linux distribution that has gained widespread popularity Castelo Gmez et al 2022 It was originally made available to the public in October of 2004 Since then it has amassed a s... View the full answer