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LinuxTimeline
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Ask HN: Is there an interactive map of mergers and acquisitions in technology?
Infocaptor also host a visualisation for Google's M&As [3]
[1] https://github.com/FabioLolix/LinuxTimeline
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Understanding "tiers" of Linux distros
The Linux timeline project shows a visual representation of how the projects depend on each other which helped me understand the scope.
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Ask HN: What's your favorite illustration in Computer Science?
Not sure you can find diffs, but this is the repository that builds that svg in case you wanna poke around: https://github.com/FabioLolix/LinuxTimeline
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i don't see "rocky linux" in the "linux distribution timeline"
It has been added in the last version https://github.com/FabioLolix/LinuxTimeline/releases/tag/v22.10, also there are requirements for inclusion
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Microsoft HQ:
Here's the git repo where the madness is maintained
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[OC] Linux Flower
Have you considered using LinuxTimeline as a source?
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Is there a modern Linux family tree diagram?
If you are only looking for a family tree, it's been done as mentioned above (and I didn't see the actual project linked in the comments, but check here: https://github.com/FabioLolix/LinuxTimeline).
- Linux Users
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Which Linux Distros do you think are the main ones?
Well, if you follow the link in the svg, you'll find this repository where you'll see that this is basically one large csv table that is turned into a tree by gnuclad.
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I created a chart showing how long some of the still active independent Linux distros have been around
The software used to generate the Linux Distribution Timeline appears to be open. Looks like the source data structure is a CSV file. I've been tempted to locally edit it and see what it looks like if Bedrock is classified as dependent on everything else.
What are some alternatives?
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