A Linux distribution is a package of Linux kernel along with other libraries, utilities, and functions.
Just like Microsoft Windows has various variations available, Linux too has multiple options.
Most of these distributions/distros are specified with a particular goal in sight. For example general purpose computing, security, servers, etc.
The following are some of the popular distributions of Linux:
- Ubuntu.
- Debian
- Kali Linux
- Elementary OS
- Linux Mint
- Fedora
