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Choose a Distribution
Because there is no "one Linux", finding what you need can be difficult. Here are our choice of two beginner-friendly, widely used distributions.
Ubuntu | |
| Simple, easy, usable. A tanned, smooth atmosphere that never gets in your way. All programs are kept in order and managed easily. Configuration is kept simple rather than exhaustive. We recommend this friendly and complete distribution if you are looking for an easy way to try and step into Linux. Ubuntu also has a sister distribution, Kubuntu, with a different layout and slightly more advanced graphics. |
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Fedora | |
The distribution by the long-time prominent GNU/Linux developer company Red Hat. The default layout is similar to Ubuntu (it is also possible to use KDE, the more advanced desktop environment in use in Kubuntu), but there are differences in the chosen applications, install protocols and several technical elements. |  |
