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I have used red hat but they say Ubuntu is the better version now. haven't messed with it in a few years tho

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I recently tried many different versions, mostly Ubuntu variants, for a home server that is sort of a desktop on my living room TV.  I would stick to the Ubuntu variants for ease of use and the size of their software repositories.  I don't have much experience with Linux either, but coming from windows, it seems to be the friendliest to me.  I finally settled with Kubuntu.  

 

I don't know if you have tried it yet, but most Linux OS's allow you to run them from a thumbdrive in order to see which one you like the best.  It is much easier to weed out the ones that you don't like without fully installing them to a drive.  

 

Pendrivelinux.

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Taz it comes down to what you are wanting to do with it, If you are wanting to do a lot of gaming with linux then try the Steam OS, right now i am running kubuntu but i have ran backtrack to Mint.

 

But if i was you i would maybe try Ubuntu 1st and see how you get on with it or try Suse ( You can make your own Suse OS )

 

Don't forget that you can load a Linux on a USB stick and try it with out having to install it to a drive, so why not download a few of them and test them out and see which one you like best.

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some people like OS X 10.11 "El Capitan"

 

 

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Does anyone use Linux? And if so, what is a good one to use? I was thinking about using Linux on my other PC.

 

So far I have these:

Does anyone use any of the above listed? If so, how are they?

 

debian ftw!

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Thanks for the info everyone. I am still browsing right now, but I will soon make up my mind which to use. I am currently testing them through pen drive.

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Not to bring back an old thread, but I am trying Linux Mint Cinnamon and it seems like a good distro. Anyone familiar with LM:Cinnamon?

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