No need to try 200 Linux distros as a beginner to find a good one. I spent the time for you in finding 5 really beginner friendly distros to ease your transition and get you going fast.
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Kubuntu:
Manjaro:
Elementary OS (don’t forget to click custom and put $0):
Fedora:
Linux Mint:
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I changed my old laptop over from W10 to Linux MInt, brilliant, almost like a new machine. OK some issues finding suitable software to do jobs I want, Wine doesn't work for everything.
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My first distro was Arch.
It might not be quite there yet, but I think Fedora Silverblue is going in a great direction for new users. Immutable image means it's difficult to break, and if it does break it's easy to boot into a working image. In some ways even though it's targeted at container-based development it's better for casual users since they won't have to worry about rough edges still being worked out with toolbox and container workflows, and almost everything can be installed with flatpak. The biggest obstacle is Fedora's policy about non-free software requiring many users to manually set up additional repos and add flathub before using flatpak.
Which distro are you using?
KDE neon here… very happy with it (it's been a year now).
Even Linux Mint still needs a bunch of commands and shit added to it. As much as everybody hates Ubuntu it's literally the only one that's even close to Windows for a beginner. As much as I hate Microsoft and Apple the systems are much easier to understand and use right out of the box then any Linux distro I've tried. It
Great video. Sir i am planning to switch to linux from windows since linux is much lighter operating system than windows(correct me if I'm wrong). Does it need an antivirus software like windows? Thanks in advance
Hello do you know where can I get a Windows XP or Windows 8 VM?
I want to install kubuntu in my new laptop and they need to have the whole Microsoft Office suite for my school
Can you do one that rates the desktop environments?
Given that most rebadged releases are descendants of a handful of original distros, how about some factual info for prospective linux converts.
Arch Linux is THE best for beginner. It will make them cry for 2 months figuring out wtf is going on lul.
What is good Linux distribution for machine learning
Thanks for this overview, been wondering which Linux flavour to go with after Win7, gonna try Mint now
I've been rocking Pop!OS for a bit and its really a slick distro. Not too many ways for a new linux user to duck up their system. Highly recommend
Light side version of luke smith
I use Arch, btw…
Kubuntu, wouldn't recommend it for complete normies but if you have some knowledge definitely try it, its beautiful and very customizable. For beginners i would recommend Ubuntu because of how simple some stuff is.
i just took the red pill and went down the rabit hole, my choice fell on pop-os!
its easy to install and i like to game as well
had wow running with in the first hour with just a couple of command lines…
had no problems so far did take out gnome and installed kde plasma 4 the looks
Well, sorry but advising Fedora, with Gnome DE for new users oops…
I'm a software Engineer and supporting/teaching people (older people, teenagers and even kids) for using computers, as well as for windows as for other OS'es (Mac OS, Linux). I'm using linux since 1998..
Got quiet a lot of experience and am using plain Arch Linux now. As beginners distros, should be distros close to what these people are used too, such as indeed Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Elementary … but surely not Fedora (!) and even if Manjaro is popular nowadays and looks great, not for noobs and beginners (!!!).
Other distros that can/could be advised are Zorin, Peppermint, MX Linux !
Good video. 🙂
The one thing I want to mention is that Fedora is downstream to something. Fedora is downstream to Red Hat. 🙂
Joke: Why people don't like Linux? -Because its gui.
Ubuntu MATE or Linux Mint
I started on Kali, went to Ubuntu to learn, then went back to Kali
I'm just use to Gnome at this point