A distro usually refers to one of the hundreds of «GNU/Linux distributions,» which are versions of the GNU/Linux operating system– in a sense that is similar to the make and model of a car.
Some distros are completely unique1 and do not belong to a larger distro family.
Many are part of a large distro family, such as Debian or Arch Linux.
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