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MCC Interim Linux: Linux distribution, University of Manchester, File Transfer Protocol, fdisk, Master boot record, Linux kernel, Theodore Ts'o
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available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. MCC Interim Linux
was a Linux distribution first released by Owen Le Blanc of the
Manchester Computing Centre (MCC), part of the University of Manchester,
England) in February 1992. MCC Interim Linux has the distinction of
being the first Linux distribution capable of being independently
installed on a computer. The MCC first made Linux available by anonymous
FTP in November 1991. Owen Le Blanc's irritations with his early
experiments with Linux, such as the lack of a working fdisk (he would
later write one), the need to use multiple FTP repositories to acquire
all the essential software, and library version problems, inspired the
creation of this distribution. |
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