Linux Distribution Timeline
Linux Distribution Timeline
A really neat graphic I randomly stumbled across on Wikipedia.
No idea if this is accurate but it's fascinating to see all these distros laid out this way.
Seems to live here now: https://github.com/FabioLolix/LinuxTimeline/tree/main
Where do you live in this family tree?
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I installed Slackware in 1994 or so. Floppy. Disks.
Fast forward almost 30 years and I'm still trying new (to me) distros. Proxmox VE this time.
Proxmox isn't a "distro" as most would colloquially think of one. It's a hypervisor.
Am I taking crazy pills?
Do you mean you are using it to use your setup in a VM or container?
Proxmox VE is a packaging of Linux as an operating system. It is a distribution. Straight from the wikipedia page:
It is a Debian-based Linux distribution with a modified Ubuntu LTS kernel[7] and allows deployment and management of virtual machines and containers.[8][9]
Cool way to respond to a comment btw:
Am I taking crazy pills?
The VMs I'm running in Proxmox are also Linux, but that's less interesting to me.
I gotcha. I meant no offense. I was halfway hoping you'd tell me there was a spin of proxmox that was meant for desktop use that containerized everything or something.
It's Debian-based so can install all the same desktop and window environments available there.