Best Linux Distro?

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Amiga500 said:
I dumped windows altogether about 8-9 months ago and ive never looked back.Im currently using linux mint 17 and it works just fine and im not having half the issues i had with windows.

Maybe you should evaluate what you use a computer for and then see which distro suits you as there is a treasure trove of them to choose from.

Good luck.
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I've tried most linux distro's on a usb and it seems that Linux Mint seems to be good (so far)
 
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My favourites:
  • Mint (cinnamon) - simplest and most complete
  • Lubuntu - lightest
  • Kubuntu - simply beautiful
  • Ubuntu (gnome) - Gnome will never die for me
;)
 
1. Manjaro Cinnamon
2. Elementary os
3. Linux mint Debian edition
4. Fedora
 
Mint and Ubuntu are great for those just getting started as pointed out by others in this thread. As Umbra said, some of the distro's come ready to use right out of the box, others require higher skill levels as you then have to construct them yourself. Ubuntu is solid/stable, runs on just about every machine i have tried it on "the one it didnt run on , did not have enough ram and a weak graphics card, as it was an older machine"

Since Mint is ubuntu based, it basically will work on most machines ubuntu will..

There are tons of Distro's out there to chose from, there is really no best answer here, you just have to play with them all until you find one that fits like a glove.. For me, my top favorite's would be any Fedora or Arch distro's, or any fork of the two.
 
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what i like with Linux is the variety of distros and each has a variety of DE which has a variety of options :D

in fact , nobody has the same Linux lol
 
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I wish I could get Google drive to work with a linux distro. Pretty much the only thing holding me back.
 
Yep. Google says that it's being worked on but haven't seen anything in about a year. Sync service doesn't work in linux.
 
hi
If you're going to start in linux , I would recommend using an Xfce desktop that is very similar to XP. I'm using Xubuntu and Manjaro because they are very stable, have a lot of software and very active communities also follow the KISS philosophy (keep it easy , stupid ) .
When you find yourself comfortable with these systems you will want to try as many alternatives, there are many.
Regards to all
 
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Puppy Linux, one of the features that like a lot is installing the OS via RAM at any state computer machine performance therefore the process is very fast.
 
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