Best Linux distro for beginners/plebs?

>My Windows XP
What do you mean by this?

>>54709470
Xubuntu

Lmde2

Debian. Ubuntu will teach you nothing.

>>54709470
DO NOT GO FOR LIGHT WEIGHT OR MINIMAL DISTROS.

Get openSUSE or Ubuntu

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>>54709470
>falling for the replace windows meme
Just partition anon, Ubuntu is solid

>>54710036
OpenSUSE is a great choice. But Mint or lmde2 is way easier for beginners.
I use OpenSUSE for servers and lmde2 for clients.

Everyone in this thread is a faggot besides you and me, OP, and that's why you should choose Ubuntu MATE.

>>54709696
This.

>>54709470
linuxmint

>>54709470
Linux Mint is objectively the best for people switching over from Windows.

>>54709470

This is what we build in the thread yesterday:

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GNU/Linux (and non-GNU) Distribution User Knowledge Ranking

> Newbies
- Ubuntu
- SUSE
- Mint

> Newbies:Elementary
- Knoppix (CD/USB only)

>Advanced Newbie
- Fedora
- Manjaro
- BunsenLabs
- Trisquel

> Corporative User
- Debian
- CentOS
- RHEL
- SLES

> Advanced User
- Slackware
- Arch
- Parabola (Arch with libre-kernel)

> Hacker
- Gentoo

>Hacker:Security
- Tails (CD/USB but used in VM environments)
- Kali Linux (CD/USB but used in VM environments)

> Beyond Hacker
- LFS (1- you create from the scratch)
- BLFS (2- you expand it)
- ALFS (3- you automate it)
- HLFS (4 - you protect it)
- CLFS (5 - you cross compile it)

>>54709470
>my Windows XP
wat

Xubuntu, Lubuntu, and Mint.

Don't go for OpenSUSE or Fedora.