GNU Linux The collective product of thousands of independent programmers around the world, developed on the basis of the original kernel written in 1991 by Linus Torvalds of Finland, a student of computer science. Distributed under the GPL (GNU General Public License), Linux is made available not only in binary form but also in the source code. Technically, it is a freeware UNIX operating system, available on different platforms with multiuser and multitasking capabilities.

Included in today's distributions are system software and applications.
We use Linux as the basis for the realization of our Internet and Web-based applications . We've compared it with other operating systems, Unix and non-Unix, and found that it is unbeaten regarding reliability and completeness. GNU proves capable, with an incomparable wealth of software available for the implementation of content management applications. Furthermore it is crucial in delivering integrated solutions with System applications: backup, automatic update of websites, distributed file systems, mailing lists, virtual private networks, and more.