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3 | 3 | Ubuntu Server is a Linux distribution developed by Canonical Inc., noted for its stability and ease of use. You can find out more on [the Ubuntu Wiki](https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BionicBeaver/ReleaseNotes).
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| -Almost all of the CSL runs on Ubuntu Server, except for [Workstations](../../services/workstations/README.md) (which run Ubuntu Desktop) and [The Cluster](../../cluster/README.md) (which runs [CentOS](./centos.md)). |
| 5 | +Almost all of the CSL runs on Ubuntu Server, except for [Workstations](../../services/workstations/) \(which run Ubuntu Desktop\) and [The Cluster](https://github.com/tjcsl/gitbook/tree/bf09f6bb28bae9f2c7fbfbc3adc86ac82130c565/cluster/README.md) \(which runs [CentOS](centos.md)\). |
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7 | 7 | ## Notable Features
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| -* Easy-to-use installer ISO (download link [here](https://www.ubuntu.com/download/server) |
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| -* Extremely large, if not *the* largest, package ecosystem |
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| -* Has included some unpopular software, including (but not limited to): |
| 9 | +* Easy-to-use installer ISO \(download link [here](https://www.ubuntu.com/download/server) |
| 10 | +* Extremely large, if not _the_ largest, package ecosystem |
| 11 | +* Has included some unpopular software, including \(but not limited to\): |
12 | 12 | 1. The Unity desktop environment
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13 | 13 | 2. Integrated advertising
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14 | 14 | 3. netplan
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16 | 16 | ## Notable CSL modifications
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| -* Instead of installing from a usb, we prefer to use [Netboot](../netboot.md) |
| 18 | +* Instead of installing from a usb, we prefer to use [Netboot](../networking/netboot.md). |
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20 | 20 | ## Trivia
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| -* Ubuntu gets a significant portion of its packages from Debian, and shares the same package manager (`apt`). |
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| -* One of Ubuntu's offical help channels is actually found on [StackExchange](https://askubuntu.com/). |
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| -* Ubuntu major releases are referred to by alliterating `<adjective> <animal>` codenames. As of this writing (Jan 2019), the current stable release (18.04.1) is codenamed **Bionic Beaver**. |
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| 22 | +* Ubuntu gets a significant portion of its packages from Debian, and shares the same package manager \(`apt`\). |
| 23 | +* One of Ubuntu's official help channels is actually found on [StackExchange](https://askubuntu.com/). |
| 24 | +* Ubuntu major releases are referred to by alliterating `<adjective> <animal>` codenames. As of this writing \(Jan 2019\), the current stable release \(18.04.1\) is codenamed **Bionic Beaver**. |
24 | 25 | * The default version of Python is 2 on all Ubuntu releases.
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| - * Plus, the minor version of Python 3 available is always 1 behind the latest. |
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| -* `nano`, arguably the superior console text editor, is installed by default (as it should be). |
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| -* Netplan can act as a configuration proxy for NetworkManager, in case you ever wanted to double the amount of cancer you handle. |
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| -* 16.04.5 LTS (**Xenial Xerus**) will always be the best release in my heart <3 |
| 26 | + * Plus, the minor version of Python 3 available is always 1 behind the latest. |
| 27 | +* `nano`, arguably the superior console text editor, is installed by default \(as it should be\). |
| 28 | +* Netplan can act as a configuration proxy for NetworkManager or systemd-networkd, in case you ever wanted to double the amount of cancer you handle. |
| 29 | +* 16.04.5 LTS \(**Xenial Xerus**\) will always be the best release in my heart <3 |
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