Best Linux Distros | Tips For Choosing The Right Linux Desktop For You

an excellent intro, you did well getting a flavor of the different options and reasons for choosing each in just 7 minutes.

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Popular DOESN'T MEAN The Best.

Well, IMO, if you're coming from Windows and want a desktop that's very similar to Windows, then Mint / Cinnamon is for you. It's also easy to install -- just tell it what language you want and what time zone you're in. Most other distros ask you a bunch of technical questions that a normal person wouldn't have a clue how to answer, like disk partitioning and networking stuff.

Thank you so much for this. I had forgotten about Mint. I'll have to give it a go.

Antergros has discontinued 4 years ago. Now there is Manjaro. I use Manjaro and I have to say I am very pleased with it

Best Linux distro is KALI Linux.
-hackers

It is open suse not susa!!!

When you’re trying to learn Linux but the edibles hit you

What is the best option for development purposes?

Of these I would NOt choose one-- but go LMDE5 if I wanted MINT. Better setup and more stable than even the regular one.. (and yes Ive used all these at one time or another.. DON"T care for Fedor AT ALL-- too much like windows to me- and laggy, glitchy-and messed up my drive-by renumbering them so other distros would not boot or pick up the drive at all- had to wipe it first... then do fresh reloads.. NEVEr haad that issue with anything else. Arch is FAST and gorgeous for the most part- but too much updating- NO ONE needs "new and improved" every 10 minutes that is just RIDICULOUS.

I've got a 7900 (non-x) system I'm building that I'm either going to put an A770 or a W6800 Radeon Pro into, and if I go the linux route, I think it'll be Manjaro with the Cinnamon desktop environment. This over Mint because of the rolling release rather than long term support model. I've also got a Threadripper running it over in the other room with a 3090 GPU acting as a space heater while crunching Folding@Home work units to help fight cancer and it's been working very well.

Arch has a habit of breaking things with their rolling-release model. You really need to know what your are doing with Arch.

OpenSuse is confusing to learn and master. Quite a bit different from other Linuxes.

Linux mint is too limited to GTK. They use Debian/Ubuntu for the base of their system.

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As a former windows user, I went straight for KDE neon, it is the best decision I@ve made since butter spread on a bread. Smooth and nice towards my 9 year-old laptop and I really wanted to get rid of windows once and for all ( i hate that OS). Love KDE neon though. Also, yes....freedom was a major part of the transition.

Except linux mint. I hate every other destro.
I came from windows to find a right destro.

Ubuntu
It was usually a first choice. It’s lagging made me sick.

Garuda linux. (Arch linux)
Arch linux are a total danger zone. A simple task need a plenty of terminal efforts.

Linux mint
A total gem. good for previous windows user.


What ever it may be no body can beat windows third party app support and easy to remove software. Linux apps installation is lighting fast but if you want to remove a third party installed software help of god is must. If you are in Kde desktop, heaven knows your pain.

If you don’t properly uninstall software the residue pile up your hard disk. This create a major problem in dual boot.

My choice if your computer supports windows definitely go for it. Otherwise mint is the option for you.

Thanks

A. Mr. Linux TV Do you think knowing the 8 major distribution families help you understand Linux and and help you provide technical support for Linux?

B. The 8 Major Distribution Families Are.
1. Arch
2. Debian
3. Fedora
4. Gentoo
5. openSUSÉ
6. Slackware
7. Ubuntu
8. Independent Distributions (Distributions not based on the 7 other Distributions listed above.)

C. Mr. Linux TV please continue to get on life's stage and let your Godly inner light shine. Please continue to climb life's ladder and let the world see The Great and Wonderful Gifts, Talents, and Treasures that are inside of you.

D. Mr. Linux TV You're a Great Gentleman!!!
E. Mr. Linux TV Please stay safe.
F. Mr. Linux TV God Bless You!!!

Which distro is best for someone wanting to learn lenix and ethical hacking

No matter what I always go back to Fedora, idk why... Pop OS catch my attention right now, maybe I'll give it a go...

If You Wanna Ubuntu without be on the Snap dom,use Linux Mint...its open to install all kind of packages

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Background song reminds me of “Moody” by BPT.

Nice Video.... No Debian mention.... its alright though... Nice video explaining enough of each distro for new users. Distro Hopping this weekend... Not sure what to try. like to see whats out how other OS's are set up out of the box. Helps with ideas.

hey there ! can anyone help me out with choosing the right distro which will be suitable for editing ,animation and 3d modelling with a non too tech savvy and descent looking interface with normal web browsing and multimedia downloads and consumptions ( main is editing, vfx and modelling )

I very like Arch linux, very good video, thanks you 🥰

the background music got me dancing at 3am

So nice explained
I m also big fan and avid linux centos and Redhat linux

Hello, I recommend you to review TeArch Linux. Debian packages are installed and run on the Arch system.

Debian has been running flawlessly for more than 20 years for me.

I'm loving the hell out of elementary os rn

Thanks I prefer Arch and OpenSUSE

nowadays garuda has become a great arch distro.
you can make a video on garuda linux.

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Kali Linux is my favourite

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Linux mint cinnamon is the best Linux distro for anyone coming from Windows. Plus you can install .exe windows apps on Linux via Wine.

I use Arch now and it’s great for me! (Except for the hard setup…)

A lot of people underestimate Debian, although that is invariably what the first two distros in this video uses. Debian is slightly difficult to install and setup, and so is arch, but once you have successfully installed Debian, what you get is an extremely stable Ubuntu that will never ever break, and in a way, a large community community because if a solution works for Ubuntu, chances are it will work for Debian.

can I get linux on my nokia

Where is parrot os bro

Ubuntu is the bestest. Highly customisable and stable.

Ubuntu is the best

My first Linux was Arch and I never change it.