Does Nasa Use Debian?
Contents Specifically, the Iss Astronauts Will Be Using Computers Running Debian 6. Earlier, Some of the on-Board Computers Had Been Using Scientific Linux, a...
Specifically, the ISS astronauts will be using computers running Debian 6. Earlier, some of the on-board computers had been using Scientific Linux, a Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) clone. … To help astronauts and IT specialists get up to speed, NASA is relying on The Linux Foundation for training.
What Linux does NASA use?
“USA/NASA is as heterogeneous as it gets. They had a heavy Debian Linux deployment but also various versions of RHEL/Centos. Because our training is flexible to a variety of distributions, we’re able to address all those different environments in a single training session.
Why does NASA use Linux?
Along with increased reliability, NASA said they chose GNU/Linux because they could modify it to fit their needs. This is one of the core ideas behind free software, and we’re glad the space agency values it.
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