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what are the features of Linux?
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Nipesh janghel
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The following feature of linux:-
Some of its features include:
1)Virtual memory, allowing the system to use disk room the
same as RAM memory.
2)Networking with TCP/IP and other protocols.
3)Multiple user capability.
4)Protected mode so programs or user's can't access
5)unauthorized areas.
6)Shared libraries
7)True multitasking
8)X - A graphical user interface similar to windows, but
supports remote sessions over a network.
9)Advanced server functionality:-
FTP server
Telnet server
BOOTP server
DHCP server
Samba server
DNS server
SNMP services
Mail services
Network file sharing
much, much more...
Support of filesystems that other operating systems use
such as DOS (FAT), Windows95,98 (FAT32), Windows NT, 2000
(NTFS), Apple, minix, and others
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Answer / amit kumar ghosh
Features of linux depends upon the kernel version.
linux is multi user,multi tasking,server based,supports X
windows,multiple file system supported,much secure because
of cmd line interface,muiple user logon options etc,etc.
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