Multiple choice general knowledge science & technology

Which was the first Linux distro to be offered by a major OEM(Dell) to desktop users?

  1. Ubuntu

  2. RedHat

  3. Knoppix

  4. Yggdrasil
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C Correct answer
Explanation

Knoppix was the first Linux distribution Dell offered to desktop users in 2002-2003, as a bootable live CD that let users try Linux without installing it. While Ubuntu became more prominent later, Knoppix pioneered this OEM partnership approach. RedHat was enterprise-focused, and Yggdrasil was too early/obscure.

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