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While in the first lesson of our Learning Linux series you learned the basics of Linux and the difference between a GNU/Linux operating system and the Linux kernel, in the second one you found out how GNU/Linux OS works.
Today you'll learn a little about GNU/Linux distributions, as I am going to teach you a few basic things about them, such as how to download one, how to recognize one, how to write it on a CD/DVD/USB media, and how to use it, starting with the boot process, various screens you might encounter, and the live session or installer.
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