Linux Operating System Solutions

For both server/client and peer to peer networks, the award winning Linux platform is an "Open Source" operating system that provides a cost effective, robust, flexible and secure high performance solution for your business infrastructure requirements.

What is Open Source?

Seamless Integration
Since its conception, the people developing the Linux Operating System used the Internet for their collaborative efforts, making network support one of its permanent features. The Linux Operating System is frequently chosen by leading businesses for superior server and network performance. The Linux Operating System integrates easily into Local Area Networks regardless of system combinations, providing full and seamless support for Macintosh, DOS, Windows X, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Novell.

The Most Used HTTP Server On The Internet - Apache Web Server
The Apache web server that comes with Linux is used and supported by such large corporations as IBM, and runs over half the web servers on the Internet. Sendmail, the Linux electronic mail transfer agent, is so widely used that it touches virtually every piece of email that traverses the Internet, and is also commonly used on corporate networks. Many popular desktop applications are now available in Linux versions. Linux has an advanced and highly customizable Graphical User Interface.

• Firewalls
• Mail Servers
• Application Servers
• Database Servers
• File & print Servers
• Web Servers
• Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)
• E-Commerce Servers

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What is Open Source?
Linux is copyrighted software, and is distributed under a special license agreement known as the GNU General Public License, or GPL. It is certified as "Open Source", which means that both the software itself, and the source code used to design the software, is available to all users. This license allows all users to freely make and distribute copies of the software and source code. Furthermore, it allows users to modify the source code, and distribute modified copies.