Debian GNU/Linux is one of the oldest Linux distributions around. Some things that make it somewhat unique: Debian supports many architectures. Of course, the big names such as x86 and ARM (32- and 64-bit for both), but also lesser-known ones. Debian is completely self-organizing by volunteer developers. There is no corporate ownership. The organization that holds its assets, Software in the Public Interest, is also volunteer-controlled. Debian has a strong social contract which emphasizes th...| www.complete.org
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Kermit is one of those things I’m fond of that’s really hard to describe. It is: A file transfer protocol for running over serial lines, Modems, or TCP/IP. The protocol is quite flexible, supporting everything from tiny embedded devices with 90-byte packets to streaming over ssh. A FTP- or SFTP-like system-agnostic protocol for looking at directories of files on remote systems, renaming files, deleting them, etc. with a standard process. Capable of operating under extremely challenging co...| www.complete.org