No.13552
What is the best linux distro for newbies and normies
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No.13584
Fedora, use a spin with KDE if you don't like Gnome.
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No.13586
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No.13589
>>13552
If you're coming from Windows, I'd recommend Ubuntu MATE. It's configurable, but the default interface should be very familiar for Windows users
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No.13591
>>13589
Ubuntu MATE is an awesome distro even if you're not a beginner.
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No.13600
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No.13602
Yep ubuntu mate is solid.
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No.13604
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No.13606
>>13586
this
especially if you make the switch from windows
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No.14696
>>13552
Absolutely, undoubtedly the answer is Mint. Every time without fail, on more systems than I can count, the only reliable, stable, just-works distro that has always worked with zero issues is Mint.
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No.14698
>>13552
Kubuntu or Debian KDE is probably the answer, especially if you are a former Windows 7 enthusiast and semi-normie
>eye candy like wobbly windows, but without the homosexuality of a GNOME-based DE
>windows key opens up a search bar that lets you look for programs and files
>word processing is better than in office365
>don't need a subscription service to create memes and view RAW files
>relatively lightweight
>Steam just werks, if you're a fag who likes games
>space cadet pinball is available for it
>not a complete glownigger OS like FEDora or red hat
>isn't arch btw
Only downside I've come across so far is systemd
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No.14718
>>13552
What are some good ways to spoof browser data with linux?
How do we troll the dataminers?
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No.14730
>>13552
>What is the best linux distro for newbies and normies
The one which has the most support available.
-> Ubuntu.
Doesn't matter if something else has some better UI or some feature, if you can't fix problems as a newbie you're fucked.
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No.14744
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