Find a Linux image that can be used

centos：

The official version of

Latest version:

You're talking about redhat If it's for a notebook, you can consider Ubuntu

Centos like the one upstairs is also a good choice

You mean, n years ago.

Debian or Ubuntu Centos is also a good recommendation for newbies.

The so-called image file is actually similar to the zip archive, which makes a specific series of files into a single file according to a certain format for the convenience of users** and use, such as a beta version of the operating system, games, etc. Its most important feature is that it can be recognized by specific software and can be burned directly to a disc. In fact, the image file in the usual sense can be expanded to contain more information in the image file.

For example, system files, boot files, partition table information, etc., so that the image file can contain all the information of a partition or even a hard disk. The classic software that uses this kind of image file is ghost, which also has the burning function, but its burning only saves the image file itself on the disc, and the usual burning software can directly burn the content contained in the supported image file to the disc. In fact, the image file is the "extract" of the disc.

It is used to install the system.

An image file is relatively similar to a zip archive, which makes a specific series of files into a single file in a certain format, for the convenience of users** and use, such as a beta version of the operating system.

One of the most important features is that it can be recognized by specific software and can be burned directly to a disc. In general, the image file can be extended, so it can contain more information in the image file.

An image is a file form, and many files can be made into an image file. For example, your system,There are a lot of files.,Make an image on a file.,Put it on a disk with ghost and other programs and open it with ghost and other software.,And then restore it to many files.,In short, using the image to install the system for you is to copy a copy of the existing system as it is.,Of course, the anti-virus software inside is also copied over.。

Image files have a wide range of applications, and the most common application is data backup, such as floppy disks and optical discs. With the popularization of broadband networks, some **** also have ISO format files**, which facilitates the production and transmission of software discs. Common image file formats include ISO, BIN, IMG, TAO, DAO, CIF, and FCD.