You use windows or MacOS and want to get familiar with Linux? Do you like trying all the distributions out there? or each new edition circulating?
Linux has countless distributions and dozens of interfaces. How can you choose?
Below we will see a free one service που παρέχεται από το DistroTest.net. Η σελίδα allows testing without ISO downloads or local installations.
Try as much as you like until you find the perfect combination of distribution and desktop through proletterof your currently running browser functional your system. Just open its page DistroTest.net.
Select the distribution you are interested in and watch it load just as it loads on a computer.
DistroTest is a relatively new Linux testing system. It even includes some BSD distributions, for those who wish.
DistroTest is the first online service with an operating system controller that uses a Live system, giving the feeling that you are running the operating system from a bootable DVD or USB drive. It has almost the same look and feel of a Linux distro in a live session without having it fully installed in a virtual environment like VirtualBox.
As mentioned above it runs directly in the browser you are using so you do not have to leave your current activities to restart your computer.
You do not need to download ISOs and burn them to DVD or USB. You also do not need to configure the VirtualBox to run a live session properly.
Using DistroTest is very similar to connection to a Cloud service from your home computer. Select the distributions you want to try and run them as if they were on your hard drive.
The Linux and BSD distros available in DistroTest are fully functional. You can run all the installed applications in each of your tests. You can change the default settings and when you log out, everything turns in the default settings.
Mention that the service is free for as many tests as you want, dthere are no restrictions.
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