Miracle Linux
Miracle Linux is a Linux distribution developed by Miracle Linux Co., Ltd., a company which Oracle Corporation owns 50.5 percent stock. Originally, it was designed to be an OS with good support of Oracle Database. However, since Red Hat Linux's support for Oracle improved, it changed its primary focus to Asian localization, merging efforts with various Asian Linux vendors to produce Asianux.
| Developer | Miracle Linux co., ltd: |
|---|---|
| OS family | Unix-like |
| Latest release | 6.0 / 2011 |
| Package manager | RPM |
| Platforms | x86 |
| Official website | www.miraclelinux.com |
Release history
- Version 1.0: based on Turbolinux
- Version 2.0: based on Red Hat Linux
- Version 3.0 (2004): distributed under the name "Miracle Linux V3.0 ‐ Asianux Inside" as well as simply "Asianux Server 1.0"
- Version 4.0 (2005): final version of Miracle Linux, also called Asianux Server 2.0. New versions from 2008 on are called Asianux only.
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gollark: Linear algebra has ALL applications.
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gollark: (Apparently you can maybe get somewhat better performance from image recognition neural networks by feeding them "DCT" things which also conveniently happen to be what JPEG images contain, but almost nobody does this?)
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