In my estimation, there is no definite response. There isn't any best linux distro that suit everybody and degree of knowledge.
From my prior experiences, the best linux distro is distribution that you are comfortable with. For instance, I'm a Red hat user since ver6.x. Since, I'm so acquainted with Red Hat-based distributions, I feel a little hard for me to switch to Debian-based distributions. Once again, this is absolutely nothing to do with learning curve is simply my personal preference
Possibly, most of the Linux experts might know the answer well for selecting proper Linux distribution for themselves. Nonetheless, if you are a novice to Open Source or Linux, I'd like to share along with you 5 strategies for selecting the most appropriate Free distribution.
5 major key techniques for selecting correct Linux Distributions are:-
- Your Objective
- Hardware
- Popularity
- Roadmap, developers' background and sponsors.
- Official Support or Commercial support
1. Your Objective
First and foremost, think about what's the purpose of making use of Linux distro. Listed below are some examples that most of newcomer use Linux for:-
Changing property Desktop Main System?
Replacing property Server Main System?
Target Group? Implement new Linux Operating-system for kids? Seniors? Pc savvy?
Apply your Linux for web servers? File sharing? Firewall and router? Print Server?
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