Best Linux distros for begineers...
>four loko
Why would you do that to yourself?
Please don't drunkpost
>>51510688
fruit punch is fucking disgusting, drink gold
Antergos
Any version of Ubuntu that isn't regular ubuntu. My first distro was xubuntu and it was easy to get used t the interface which is normally the biggest problem getting used to linux after program support.
>>51510796
Now I run
>manjaro meme
for the record.
Elementary is great. Fucking do it
>>51510688
install exherbo
get mint end of thread
Mint, Xubuntu, openSuse, Fedora, and Debian are all very good.
Check the archives dumb fuck, we have this thread everyday
https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/GNU/Linux#Recommended_Distributions
>>51510796
>>51512788
I love these stupid fuckers recommending alternate versions of Ubuntu as if the standard Unity desktop isn't the most polished and easiest for beginners.
Am i doing it right?
>>51510851
It was so bad when I used it.
>>51514082
Not the same anon, and I am not sure what's your point but: I have been using Linux for 16 years already and I pretty much agree with >>51512788 (except maybe for Mint, which I never tried)
>>51510688
>four loko
People actually drink suicide in a bottle
>>51510770
how else do you post?
Mint, Ubuntu or Fedora.
Over the years I installed that on the family computer and my tech retarded mum didn't have any real issues with the software. Half the time she knocked the printers power out while vaccuming and that made for some trivial phone conversations.
>>51510688
4loco, lel had some great times with that stuff mate
>>51510851
Yep I use it, it is fucking amazing
>>51515237
>>51510753
What's wrong with it
>>51512819
OP is busy dumbing down his already dumb ass
>>51516703
Calm done fag.
I only drunk one kek.
>>51515723
I honestly don't like to drink, but this stuff is awesome. Agreed though, probably does create great times
>>51510788
Ive seen that on /pol/ and have it saved somewhere
>>51515021
Great :^)
>>51510688
Listen to >>51512788, except for Mint. All of these OS's teach you the basics while being easy to use. Be careful about Debian cause it runs best with open-source drivers. Any proprietary drivers you'll have to download yourself, so check all the info on all components of your computer so you can get the right drivers
>>51516818
It's a good meme
>>51510688
I would probably say gentoo
>What's a package manager?
Ubuntu
>Linux will be great knowledge for my programming career!
Arch
>Linux will be great knowledge for my infrastructure career!
Fedora
>Linux will be great knowledge for my networking career!
*BSD
>Linux will allow me to leave the botnet!
Mint
>I want to set up a server!
Centos
>I want to set up a server for a program that has like 2 developers and a github page
Debian
>fuckiamfallingdownallthesestairs.flac
>itkeepshappening.odt
Gentoo
>its so cold i havent seen my family in weeks wheres my pizza what is taking so long why are they stallin what is stallin who is stallman richard stallmanrichardstallmanrichardstallmanrichar
Trisquel
>>51516691
Literally diabetes in a can.
>>51514082
Probably because the others have environments similar to Windows where most beginners are probably coming from, so it doesn't require as much of a adjustment. Unity I would actually say is closer in operation to OSX, just the "dock" is stuck to the left side.
Mint or Ubuntu are currently the mist user friendly distros out there.
>>51510688
Fedora
OpenSUSE
Ubuntu
>>51515318
Fuck Mint!
>>51518592
>your understanding of linux distributions
what kind of a pathetic faggot are you? other than your understanding of gentoo you seem completely inept.
>>51510688
>>51518428
It really is m8 :^)
>>51519666
>linux
>trademarked
fuck off satan
>>51518669
Why would you care what I do to myself
>>51521814
>>51521887
> mfw
ArchLinux
It's great for figuring out how to actually into linux, but once you figure out how big of an ass Systemd is you will switch to Gentoo. Arch is great for beginner learning about the components of your OS, without going all the way deep, like Gentoo. Arch is massively babby tier though, so you should use it until you are fed up with the "toy" concept.
>>51510688
OSX
>>51521887
it's exodia the forbidden one
>>51518669
As opposed to what? Water?
>>51514082
This. Xubuntu (XFCE) is deprecated as fuck too. Please, please stop recommending it.
>>51524740
h-how about lubuntu?
>>51526062
Better off just installing lxqt
The issue is that Gnome will not "remember" the size and location of the window in which an app was last run. For example - I run Disk Usage Analyzer and stretch the window to be the full height of the screen and about half the width of the screen and move it to the far left of the desktop. I then close the app. The next time I run it the app comes up in a "default" window size, not the size I last used, positioned randomly on the desktop.
Is there some fix for this loonix crap?
>inb4 install Compiz
opensuse, mint or ubuntu in that order.
