You probably use Linux every day without knowing it. From the servers behind your favourite websites to the phone in your pocket — and the desktop in front of you. Here's the full picture.
One operating system, an astonishing range of jobs.
The majority of the world's websites and cloud services run on Linux for its stability and security.
Android — the world's most-used mobile OS — is built on the Linux kernel.
Millions use Linux as their daily computer for web, office, media and more.
Essentially all of the world's fastest supercomputers run Linux.
TVs, routers, cars, IoT gadgets and more are powered by embedded Linux.
A favourite of programmers for its powerful, flexible tools and terminal.
Trusted where privacy and control matter, thanks to its open, telemetry-free design.
Lightweight Linux turns slow, outdated computers into fast, secure machines again.
You don't need to be a server admin or a programmer to benefit from Linux. On the desktop, Linux Lite gives you a fast, free, secure computer for everyday tasks — browsing, email, documents, photos and video — and it's especially good at rescuing an old or unsupported PC. New to it? Start with our guide to Linux operating systems or learn how to install Linux.
Run Linux Lite on your own PC — free, fast and friendly. Try it live from a USB before you commit.