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What are the differences between the four versions of ubuntu linux? detailed
Ubuntu Kylin: Ubuntu version customized for users in China, with a large number of familiar applications preset for users in China. It is an official customized version of Ubuntu out of the box in China, suitable for users in China.

Ubuntu Studio: Ubuntu version for professional multimedia production, which can edit and process multimedia files such as audio, video and graphic images.

Ubuntu Desktop: It is the standard version of the official desktop version, and now it has the widest range of users.

Ubuntu server: It is the server version of Ubuntu. It has no desktop environment, only command line, and is mainly used for large servers.

Extended data:

Ubuntu linux basic command:

1. root directory: only directories are stored under the general root directory, and there is only one root directory under Linux. It all started here. When you type "/home" in the terminal, you are actually telling the computer to start from/(root directory) and then enter the home directory.

2.bin: /usr/bin: the directory of executable binary files, such as common commands ls, tar, mv, cat, etc.

3.boot: Put some files used when the linux system is started, such as the kernel file of Linux: /boot/vmlinuz and the system boot manager: /boot/grub.

4.dev: Store device files under linux system. Accessing files in this directory is equivalent to accessing devices. The common method is to mount the CD mount /dev/cdrom /mnt.

5.etc: Directory where system configuration files are stored. Storing executable files in this directory is not recommended. Important configuration files are /etc/inittab, /etc/fstab, /etc/init.d,/etc/x1,/etc/sysconfig,/etc/xinetd.d.

6.home: the home directory of the default user. When adding a user account, the user's home directory is stored in this directory, where ~ represents the current user's home directory and ~edu represents the user's edu home directory.

7.lib: /usr/lib: /usr/local/lib: the directory of the function library used by the system. In the process of program execution, you need the assistance of function library when calling some additional parameters.