danielcooper511
New Member
can you tell me which version is very user-friendly for using Linux?
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The forum thread discusses user-friendly Linux distributions suitable for beginners, with suggestions including Linux Mint, Manjaro, and Solus. Contributors recommend trying live versions beforehand and note that most popular distros are suitable for newcomers, while avoiding more complex options like Arch, Gentoo, and Kali. Overall, the consensus emphasizes Linux Mint as a particularly good choice for beginners.
The forum thread discusses user-friendly Linux distributions suitable for beginners, with suggestions including Linux Mint, Manjaro, and Solus. Contributors recommend trying live versions beforehand and note that most popular distros are suitable for newcomers, while avoiding more complex options like Arch, Gentoo, and Kali. Overall, the consensus emphasizes Linux Mint as a particularly good choice for beginners.
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Linux Mint. I am also a beginner and just starting.
But you can download different versions now, which all come with the "Live" feature, You can boot them up first, with no installation obligation, and see what you think. (a bit slower, of course, running from a device)
Have a look here:
The best Linux distros of 2018 | TechRadar
But you can download different versions now, which all come with the "Live" feature, You can boot them up first, with no installation obligation, and see what you think. (a bit slower, of course, running from a device)
Have a look here:
The best Linux distros of 2018 | TechRadar
livix07
Honorable Member
I have been a Linux user since 2006. I have tried different versions (Ubuntu, Mint, CentOS, Fedora, currently using Debian). My recommendation for you is either Linux Mint, Manjaro or Solus.
You can click on the names above.
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